NZ HAZY IPA

Beer recipe for NZ Hazy IPA

Brewer notes

Pours with a typical haze for the style. Fruit dominates on the nose, smooth bodied and the juicy finish make this an instant classic in the line up.

Specifications

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Original Gravity 14.8 Plato
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Final Gravity 3 Plato
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IBU 35
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ABV 6.5%

Ingredients

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Malt
62% Pale 20% Malted oats 3% Vienna 10% Chit malt 5% Rolled oats
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Water CaSO4/CaCl 1:3. 100ppm calcium
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Yeast & Adjuncts
London 3 (or Saturated NEIPA from WHC Labs) Yeast nutrient – as per suggested rate
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Hops
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Hops Type Addition Amount
Southern Cross™ T90 pellets Kettle - 30 mins To achieve 20 IBU
Motueka™ Amplifire™ pellets Whirlpool 2.5g/L
Pacifica™ T90 pellets Whirlpool 2.5g/L
Motueka™ Amplifire™ pellets Dry hop 1 2.5g/L
Nelson Sauvin™ Amplifire™ pellets Dry hop 1 2.5g/L
Motueka™ Amplifire™ fresh hop oil Dry hop 2 10mL/hL

Method

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1
Perform a single infusion mash at 70°C for 60 min
2
Vorlauf until the wort has cleared and is free of grain particles
3
Run-off into the kettle and sparge with 80°C water
4
Bring the wort to a boil. Add hops according to schedule above
5
With 15 min left for the boil add the yeast nutrient
6
After 45min flameout transfer wort into whirlpool. If possible cool wort to <85°C. Add hops according to schedule above
Note: All whirlpool additions are calculated based on a 15 minute whirlpool starting at <85°C
7
Quickly cool the wort to 20°C aerate with 10 ppm O2 and transfer into a sanitised fermenter
8
Pitch the yeast and add either an airlock or blowoff tube to the fermenter
9
Monitor fermentation allow to free rise to 23°C when gravity <5Plato
10
Dry hop 1 after 4 days
11
Dry hop 2 during VDK (vicinal diketones) rest
12
After 2-3 days and the beer has passed forced diacetyl test cool the fermenter to 0°C
13
Transfer to Brite Beer Tank and carbonate to 2.8 vols

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