Shakespeare Stout (Clone)

Monday, October 17th, 2011

The classic stout recipe. We have brewed this several times from the outstanding CYBI recipe- often making small moderations. This time, we stuck the recipe – even going so far as to modify our water with salt and chalk additions. It was a double batch (12 gallons total).

Grain

The hops were all from my yard.

BJCP Style:

13E American Stout

Stats:

  • OG: 1.060
  • FG: 1.017
  • ABV: 5.9%
  • IBU: 74
  • Color: 44SRM (BLACK!!!)
  • Brew House Efficiency: 80%

Chalk for water

Batch size:

6 gal (for 5gal bottled)

Grain:

  • 8.5lb 2-row
  • 1.3lb Caramel 120
  • 1.3lb Chocolate
  • 1.25lb Oats (Flaked)
  • 0.19lb Barley Roast (500L)

Murky water

Water additions:

To match Dublin water water profile (starting with Portland water)
Add per 5 gallon of water pre-boil: (10 gal pre-boil are needed)

  • 1g baking soda
  • 4.5g chalk
  • 1.5 gypsum>

Mash:

  • Single infusion 148 (strike with 4.75gal at 169 if grain is 63)
  • Mash 1 hour
  • Batch/Fly Sparge
  • Collect 7 gallons pre-boil

Lots of Cascade

Boil Time:

  • 90 min

Hops:

  • Cascade: 3.2oz at 60min (for 70 IBU)
  • Cascade: 1.25oz at 0min

Ferment:

  • Rouge Pac Man Yeast
  • Ferment 2+ weeks at 60+

Nice!

Brew Log:

This was the first 12 gallon batch made this day. We hit the OG perfectly even though the mash was a bit high (150).

Calculator:

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3 Responses to “Shakespeare Stout (Clone)”


  1. gabriel nagmay (dot com) | Archive » Gebbeth Strong Scotch Says:

    [...] was the second 12 gallon batch made this day. We hit the numbers perfectly with the first one, but not with the scotch. Our OG was [...]


  2. gabriel nagmay (dot com) | Archive » Scottish 60/70 shilling (small beer) Says:

    [...] already brewed 24 gallons: of stout and strong scotch – we decided to use all the grain to make a small beer. Sparging more hot [...]


  3. nagmay Says:

    Update: 2011-11-30

    This is the current beer on tap and the first keg is going fast. The water additions made a huge difference. The beer is noticeably maltier, hoppier and has better mouth feel. I think that we will need a side-by-side comparison with the commercial version.

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