Craft Brew by Euan Ferguson
Author:Euan Ferguson
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: MBI
Published: 2016-06-12T04:00:00+00:00
MASH
67-68C/152F-154F for 40 mins
HOPS
Centennial, 2g/0.07oz, 60 mins
Citra, 7g/0.2oz, 20 mins
Cascade, 7g/0.2oz, 20 mins
Galaxy, 7g/0.2oz, 20 mins
Citra, 5g/0.15oz, end of whirlpool
Cascade, 5g/0.17oz, end of whirlpool
Galaxy, 5g/0.17oz, end of whirlpool
Citra, 13g/0.4oz, dry hop
Cascade, 13g/0.4oz, dry hop
Galaxy, 13g, 0.4oz, dry hop
YEAST
Fermentis US-05 American Ale
FERMENT
18C/65F
◁ Brú
Trim, County Meath, Ireland
RUA
IRISH RED ALE
20 L / 5 GAL | ABV 4.2%
OG 1.044 | FG 1.011
This brewery’s name is pronounced as you’d imagine: by fortunate coincidence it comes from the Gaelic Brú na Bóinne, a prehistoric site of burial north of Dublin in County Meath. In a country with a young but flourishing craft beer industry, Brú keeps one eye on tradition and another on the world at large – look out for its take on the world-beating Irish dry stout (Dubh, meaning black) and this red ale. Irish red ale is a unique style similar to Scottish ales (creamier than most English bitters), gentle enough to enjoy a few pints, with a deep coppery hue from the combination of pale and dark crystal malts. Standard Irish red ales have modest hop bills, but Brú’s Rua uses the fruity and flowery tones of the classic US Cascade for a modern twist: maybe it’s not by the book, but that’s what craft brewing’s all about. The brewers recommend four teaspoons of Irish moss (see here and here) with ten minutes to go in the boil to keep the beer bright, and add: “Fermenting at 25C/77F creates a lot of ester formation which brings the hop aroma up and enhances the flavour.”
GRAIN
Irish pale ale malt, 3.47kg/7lbs 10oz (86%)
Crystal 150L malt, 280g/ 9.9oz (7%)
Torrified wheat, 280g/ 9.9oz (7%)
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