Avery Maharaja, converting it to extract?
Posted: Wed Aug 07, 2013 4:55 pm
The Maharaja Imperial IPA
OG: 1.090
AE: 1.012
Grist:
Pale 2-Row – 93.8%
Victory Malt – 3.1%
C-120 – 3.1%
Hops:
60 min – Columbus (13.9% AA) – 1.09 oz
30 min – Columbus (13.9% AA) – 1.09 oz
0 min – Centennial (13.9% AA) – 2.18 oz
0 min – Simcoe (11.4% AA) – 2.18 oz
Dry-Hop – Simcoe – 4.38 oz
Dry-Hop – Centennial – 2.18 oz
Dry-Hop – Chinook – 2.18 oz
Yeast – California
Ferm Temp – 68F
Ok let me try to make sense of this....
So the hop amounts are for a 5 gallon batch, which is right on point.
The grain amounts don't list LBs, but I assume you try to hit the OG with software to figure out exactly how much you need.
How would I go about substituting extract for this? I can steep the C-120 I believe, but the Pale Malt I would use Pale Extract, the Victory I have no idea.
Also, hop utilization will be lower due to a partial boil instead of a full boil. I can only boil 3.5 gallons of liquid comfortably.
I'm a bit lost, and would love to make this beer. If a full boil is truly needed for that hop profile...hmmm, maybe I could make a 2.5 gallon batch and do a full boil.
OG: 1.090
AE: 1.012
Grist:
Pale 2-Row – 93.8%
Victory Malt – 3.1%
C-120 – 3.1%
Hops:
60 min – Columbus (13.9% AA) – 1.09 oz
30 min – Columbus (13.9% AA) – 1.09 oz
0 min – Centennial (13.9% AA) – 2.18 oz
0 min – Simcoe (11.4% AA) – 2.18 oz
Dry-Hop – Simcoe – 4.38 oz
Dry-Hop – Centennial – 2.18 oz
Dry-Hop – Chinook – 2.18 oz
Yeast – California
Ferm Temp – 68F
Ok let me try to make sense of this....
So the hop amounts are for a 5 gallon batch, which is right on point.
The grain amounts don't list LBs, but I assume you try to hit the OG with software to figure out exactly how much you need.
How would I go about substituting extract for this? I can steep the C-120 I believe, but the Pale Malt I would use Pale Extract, the Victory I have no idea.
Also, hop utilization will be lower due to a partial boil instead of a full boil. I can only boil 3.5 gallons of liquid comfortably.
I'm a bit lost, and would love to make this beer. If a full boil is truly needed for that hop profile...hmmm, maybe I could make a 2.5 gallon batch and do a full boil.