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 Bentleybrau Brewery's Rye Not Rosehip? a.k.a Rosehippopotamus \\ Bentleybrau Brewery's Rye Not Rosehip? a.k.a Rosehippopotamus \\
 +\\
 +Rosehip & Hibiscus Rye Ale
  
 ===== Brewster Beacon ===== ===== Brewster Beacon =====
 **Brewed:** 2020-11-14 \\ **Brewed:** 2020-11-14 \\
-**Target OG:**  \\ +**Target OG:** 1.053 \\ 
-**Strike hit:**  \\ +**Strike hit:** 70C \\ 
-**OG:**  \\ +**OG:** 1.056 \\ 
-**FG:**  \\ +**FG:** 1.016 \\ 
-**ABV:**  \\+**ABV:** 5.25% \\
  
 **Yeasties Recipe:** **Yeasties Recipe:**
 <code> <code>
 +===============================================================================
                                Rye Not Rosehip?                                                                Rye Not Rosehip?                                
 =============================================================================== ===============================================================================
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                           1.00 kg Rice Hull                            ( 9.5%)                           1.00 kg Rice Hull                            ( 9.5%)
                           2.00 kg Rosehip Berries                      (19.0%)                           2.00 kg Rosehip Berries                      (19.0%)
-                          0.02 kg Hibiscus Leaves                      ( 0.2%)+                          0.05 kg Hibiscus Leaves                      ( 0.2%)
 Hops:                     Hops:                    
-                          20.00 g Waimea +                          20.00  g Waimea                             (@  60m) 
-                          15.00 g Waimea +                          15.00  g Waimea                             (@  30m) 
-                          65.00 g Waimea+                          65.00  g Waimea                             (@   0m)
 Yeast:                    Yeast:                   
                           500.00 ml Safale S-05                           500.00 ml Safale S-05
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 Brewed 2020-11-14. \\ Brewed 2020-11-14. \\
- \\ + 
-Liquor volume: 25L \\ +<code> 
-Grain weight: 8.5kg \\ +Liquor volume         : 25L 
-Strike temp: 71.3C @ 0 minutes \\ +Grain weight          : 8.5kg 
-Mash temp: 70.0C @ 10 minutes \\ +Strike temp           : 71.3C @ 0 minutes 
-Mash temp: 68.1C @ 25 minutes \\ +Mash temp             : 70.0C @ 10 minutes 
-Extra head space: 2-3L \\ +Mash temp             : 68.1C @ 25 minutes 
-Mash tun fullness: 29L \\ +Extra head space      : 2-3L 
-Mash wattage: 200W \\ +Mash tun fullness     : 29L 
-Mash pH @ 20 min: 5.37 \\ +Mash wattage          : 200W 
-Mash gravity @ 20 min: 10.01 (1.040) \\ +Mash pH @ 20 min      : 5.37 
-Mash length: 60m \\ +Mash gravity @ 20 min : 10.01 (1.040) 
-Mash out wattage: 500W \\ +Mash length           : 60m 
-First runnings gravity: 15.3 (1.063)  \\ +Mash out wattage      : 500W 
-First runnings pH: 5.30 \\ +First runnings gravity: 16.3 (1.063)  
-First runnings volume: 15.4L \\ +First runnings pH     : 5.30 
-Sparge volume: 14L \\ +First runnings volume : 15.4L 
-Sparge water temp: 75C \\ +Sparge volume         : 14L 
-Boil pH: 5.41 \\ +Sparge water temp     : 75C 
-Boil gravity: 10.39 (1.046) \\ +Boil pH               : 5.41 
-Boil volume: 30.0L \\ +Boil gravity          11.(1.046) 
-Boil wattage: 1600W \\ +Boil volume           : 30.0L 
-Post-boil volume:  \\ +Boil wattage          : 1600W 
-Post-boil pH:  \\ +Post-boil volume      ? 
-Post-boil gravity: \\ +Post-boil pH          5.31 
-Fermenter volume:  \\ +Post-boil gravity: 
- \\+  - Refractometer     : 12.2 (1.048) 
 +  - Hydrometer        : 1.056 
 +Fermenter volume      28.5L 
 +</code> 
 + 
 +Brewing started at 11.00 (grain grinding). \\
 Added a layer of rice hulls first, then the mash with more hulls mixed in. \\ Added a layer of rice hulls first, then the mash with more hulls mixed in. \\
 There was enough head space for another 2-3L of water. \\ There was enough head space for another 2-3L of water. \\
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 50 g hibiscus tea in 500 ml boiling water, cooled. \\ 50 g hibiscus tea in 500 ml boiling water, cooled. \\
 1.6kg rosehip husks, boiled in 1L water, cooled. \\ 1.6kg rosehip husks, boiled in 1L water, cooled. \\
 +1.5 tsp protofloc + 0.5 tsp yeast nutrient (whoops, measured backwards!!) @ 10 mins\\
 +Cooling started at 16:20. \\
 +Rosehip glop and hibiscus leaves added to large bag in sterilized fermenter, \\
 +Cooled to 21C at 15.30.  Sample taken, and racked over rosehip + hibiscus bag. \\
 +Reported 19C as it pumped splashily into fermenter. \\
 +Pitched satchet of dry yeast directly on top, no starter. \\
 +All cleaned and drying at 18.50 (~7.5 hours). \\
 +\\
 +**Fermentation Notes:** \\
 +\\
 +Started bubbling after 12 hours. \\
 +Blipped away for 3 days, calmed down on the fourth, silent on the 5th. \\
 +Hovered around 23-24C. \\
 +Nothing unusual occurred. \\
 +\\
 +
 +**Bottling Notes:** \\
 +\\
 +Kegged 2020-12-06 (22 days in primary). \\
 +FG: \\
 + - Hydrometer: 1.016 \\
 + - Refractometer: 6.2°P / 1.025 (unadjusted) \\
 +Tasting notes at bottling: very, very mild.  Very low malt, almost no hop.  There is some rosehip flavor, though. Should I stop using several-year-old expired ingredients?? \\
 +Very nice red hue. \\
 +132g table sugar.\\
 +Exactly 25L in bottling bucket. \\
 +5x 5L keg + 1x 500ml flip-top. \\
 +\\
 +
 +====== Brewday Analysis: ======
 +
 +Mash temp took quite a while to drop.  Probably should have started a bit lower. \\
 +Gravity readings with refractometer all coming in low, must be adjusted. \\
 +pH ok.  Possibly too low during mash, since these are room-temp measurements? \\
 +Boil and post-boil pH could be lower.  Acidify the sparge water, perhaps. \\
 +The bed of rice grains was great.  Excellent mash-out drainage and sparge today. \\
 +
 +==== Calculated Recipe Adjustments: ====
 +
 +Actual grain absorption: about 1.2
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 **Tasting Notes:** \\ **Tasting Notes:** \\
 +
 +Keg was under-carbonated, bottle was carbonated well. More carbonation was much better. Topped up the keg with extra CO2 and it greatly improved. \\
 +Very distinct rosehip flavor, similar to nyponsoppa in the aftertaste.  Very nice. \\
 +Very thick body, also reminiscent of nyponsoppa.  That's why more carbonation helped. \\
 +Can't taste the hibiscus, but it has a nice red color that hibiscus might have contributed to. \\
 +Almost no hop flavor.  I think those hops were bad.  This was fine, but some more hop punch would probably be good (both bitter and aroma). \\
 +Definitely worth brewing again. \\
  
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