PostModern
Iron Wolf Brewery
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"PoMo's Chocolate Wheaton Stout".
Mini mash:
1Kg wheat malt (or however much I have left - for thick head and grain
character)
100g cara aroma (350EBC)
200g Caramunich III (for a toffee taste and creamy mouthfeel)
500g Pale Ale malt (just to use up old stock)
In the boil:
Mini Mash sweet wort (above)
500g of DME
15g Tettnanger (as it's all I have except for Saaz) 40 mins
At flame out I'll add 200g of dark compounded cooking chocolate.
Might add some (100g or so) brown sugar too.
In the fermenter:
Above plus 1.7Kg can of Coopers Stout.
Just making a quick stout kit but want something a little different at the same time.
GMK, you mention adding chocolate to dark beers, is melting it in the wort at flameout the method you use? Does it add much "chocolate" flavour? I notice the ingredients include a bit of oil. Does this float out or cause problems with head formation/retension?
Mini mash:
1Kg wheat malt (or however much I have left - for thick head and grain
character)
100g cara aroma (350EBC)
200g Caramunich III (for a toffee taste and creamy mouthfeel)
500g Pale Ale malt (just to use up old stock)
In the boil:
Mini Mash sweet wort (above)
500g of DME
15g Tettnanger (as it's all I have except for Saaz) 40 mins
At flame out I'll add 200g of dark compounded cooking chocolate.
Might add some (100g or so) brown sugar too.
In the fermenter:
Above plus 1.7Kg can of Coopers Stout.
Just making a quick stout kit but want something a little different at the same time.
GMK, you mention adding chocolate to dark beers, is melting it in the wort at flameout the method you use? Does it add much "chocolate" flavour? I notice the ingredients include a bit of oil. Does this float out or cause problems with head formation/retension?