Dopplebock Chocobock

  1. Boil 3 gals of spring water and steep all your grains in a muslin bag for 1 hour with the heat off, after the hour let your grains drain, don't squeeze the grains.
  2. Add your DME and stir in to your wort
  3. Turn the heat on high and bring to a boil, keep stirring the pot so it will not burn
  4. Keep water on hand to add to the wort after a few mins it will start to foam up " hot break ".
  5. Just add a bit of water and keep stirring till it stops.
  6. After the hot break turn the heat down to a slow boil, add your hops and boil for 45 mins.
  7. Stirring the pot every now and then
  8. After 45 mins add your Belgian candy sugar and cook for 15 more mins
  9. After the boil cool your wort down as fast as you can in a ice bath or wort chiller till you reach 80 degrees
  10. After wort has cooled add it to a for manning bucket that has been lined with a strainer to collect all the hops and other stuff in it
  11. Aerate your wort with your other jugs of cold water and stir with a spoon to at oxygen to the wort
  12. At this time you can take your gravity reading.
  13. OG 1.072
  14. Add your yeast to the top and with a lid and a airlock
  15. Let your ferment for two weeks
  16. After two weeks take another reading
  17. add your cacao nib that has been soaking in the vodka for 24 hours to your secondary fermenter and transfer and let your beer sit on it for a week or two
  18. After a week or two take a reading and if it hits your number FG 1.012 time bottle
  19. Add 5 oz of priming sugar and bottle.
  20. Your beer
  21. If you have any questions please send me a massage

sugar, flake, briess carapils, yeast, saaz hops, gallon spring water, cacao nib, vodka

Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/355413-dopplebock-chocobock (may not work)

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