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Black IPA - Roast Barley?

Started by admin, March 26, 2014, 09:56:44 PM

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admin

Anyone tried RB instead of Carafa in a black IPA?

nigel_c

Would only use cold steeped and added in the boil to add color. Mash with it and you'll end up with an American stout.

Hop Bomb

I cold steep carafa too. 300g per 20 litres.
On tap: Flanders, Gose,
Fermenting: Oatmeal Brown, 200ish Fathoms,
Ageing: bretted 1890 export stout.
To brew:  2015 RIS, Kellerbier, Altbier.

nigel_c

Could always do a "dry taste" run. Cold street and dilute to the batch size you would be brewing. If it's still too roasty invest in carafa instead. Would be interested in hearing the results if you do.

matthewdick23


nigel_c

Did it have a big roasty taste to it. 

mr hoppy

There's a lot in that book - where does it say that?

mr hoppy

Still curious about this, especially after looking at this

http://www.thornbridgebrewery.co.uk/assets/338.pdf

There must be a heck of a lot of hops in there to balance out the chocolate and patent malt.

Cathal O D

That looks class.

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Fal

Hey Tube, how did your BIpa work out using roasted barley instead of carafa? Did it work or would it have been better to just get some carafa?
...used to be NewBier