10L All grains

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10L All grains

Postby gazpachos0up » Friday Mar 28, 2008 7:32 am

If I was to make a 10L all grain brew what would be the total amount of grain used approximately? I'm thinking just a basic lager, maybe vienna malt or something, saaz hops?
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Re: 10L All grains

Postby gregb » Friday Mar 28, 2008 8:04 am

I used 2Kg to make an 11L batch.

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Re: 10L All grains

Postby Kevnlis » Friday Mar 28, 2008 8:34 am

Yeah 2 to 2.5 kilos depending on how much alcohol you want in the brew.

As for the Czech Saaz hops you will need bucket loads of those! I suggest trying one of the higher AA noble hops for this one, Czech Saaz is better for a Bo Pils or the like.
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Re: 10L All grains

Postby Trough Lolly » Friday Mar 28, 2008 3:27 pm

This is where recipe softward helps out big time - Making small batch beers. When you formulate your recipe, bear in mind that quantities will have a substantial impact on the final product. For example, a 2L lager yeast starter is fine for a 23L / 5+ Gallon batch, but waaaay too much for an 11L batch and will substantially impact on the flavour profile of the finished beer.

But in terms of ingredients, an 10L brew uses approximately 44% of a 23L batch recipe...So 2 to 2.5kg is in the zone. (edit: the assumes a linear relationship for the grains, but the hops are another matter...)

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