MARTIN AND I (JAMES) STARTED HOME BREWING BACK IN 2005. WE COULD NOT FIND
ANY BEERS WE WANTED TO DRINK IN THE UK, SO DECIDED THE BEST THING TO DO WAS TO
BREW OUR OWN. ARMED WITH SOME VERY OLD CASCADE HOPS AND A DESIRE TO RECREATE
SIERRA NEVADA PALE ALE, OUR BREWING ADVENTURE STARTED.
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In 2007, we got a bank loan, bought some second-hand equipment and turned our home
brewing hobby into our job as BrewDog officially came howling into the world.
Our original brewery in Fraserburgh was basically just a giant home brewing set up with
plastic water tanks and completely manual controls.
Many of the classic BrewDog beers were developed during our early days and we still use a
home brewing 50L system to develop new beers and new recipes here at BrewDog.
Home brewing is very much ingrained in our DNA at BrewDog as so many of the world’s great
craft breweries can trace their origins back to home brewing.
With DIY Dog we wanted to do something that has never been done before as well as paying
tribute to our home brewing roots. We wanted to take all of our recipes, every single last one,
and give them all away for free, to the amazing global home brewing community.
We have always loved the sharing of knowledge, expertise and passion in the craft beer
community and we wanted to take that spirit of collaboration to the next level.
So here it is. The keys to our kingdom. Every single BrewDog recipe, ever. So copy them, tear
them to pieces, bastardise them, adapt them and most of all enjoy them.
They are well-travelled but with plenty of miles still left on the clock. Just remember to
share your brews, and your results. Sharing is caring.
Oh, and if you are from one of the global beer mega corporations and you are reading this,
your computer will spontaneously combust, James Bond style, any second now.
So leave the building immediately and seriously consider your life choices.
Love hops and live the dream.
James, Martin and the team x
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contents
I) INTRODUCTION
IV) HOME BREWING 101 – EQUIPMENT LIST
V) HOME BREWING 101 – BASIC ALL-GRAIN BREWING
VI) HOME BREWING 101 – HOW TO BREW LIKE A PRO
VII) HOME BREWING 101 – GLOSSARY OF BREWING TERMS
1PUNK IPA 2007 - 2010
2PUNK IPA 2010 - CURRENT
3THE PHYSICS
4 RIPTIDE
5HOP ROCKER
6PARADOX ISLAY
7PARADOX JURA
8PEROXIDE PUNK
9 HYPE
10 BUZZ
11 EDGE
12 STORM
13 CULT L AGER
14 TRASHY BLONDE
15 ORIGINAL DOGMA (NÉE SPEEDBALL)
16 AB:03
17 ZEITGEIST
18 BAD PIXIE
19 CHAOS THEORY
20 ZEPHYR
21 COFFEE IMPERIAL STOUT
22 DEVINE REBEL (W/MIKKELLER)
23 77 L AGER
24 ATLANTIC IPA ALE
25 HOW TO DISAPPEAR COMPLETELY
26 5AM SAINT
27 TOKYO RISING SUN - HIGHLAND
28 TOKYO RISING SUN - LOWLAND
29 TOKYO*
30 PUNK MONK
31 BASHAH (W/STONE BREWING CO)
32 NANNY STATE
33 TACTICAL NUCLEAR PENGUIN
34 EUROTR ASH
35 MOVEMBER
36 BLACK DOG
37 HARDCORE IPA
38 SINK THE BISMARCK!
39 ALPHA DOG
40 SKULL CANDY
41 AB:01
42 AB:07
43 PROTOTYPE 27
44 TM10
45 AB:02
46 HARDKOGT IPA
47 AB:04
48 ALICE PORTER
49 SANTA PAWS
50 AB:09
51 BLACK TOKYO HORIZON (W/NØGNE Ø & MIKKELLER)
52 AB:05
53 HELLO MY NAME IS INGRID
54 BR AMLING X
55 CITRA
56 NELSON SAUVIN
57 SORACHI ACE
58 AVERY BROWN DREDGE
59 GROWLER
60 RABIATOR
61 AB:06
62 JUNIPER WHEAT BEER
63 THE END OF HISTORY
64 HOPS KILL NAZIS
65 MR. MIYAGI'S WASABI STOUT
66 SUNK PUNK
67 AB:10
68 AB:18
69 OLD WORLD INDIA PALE ALE
70 OLD WORLD RUSSIAN IMPERIAL STOUT
71 LOST DOG (W/LOST ABBEY)
72 AB:08
73 SUNMAID STOUT
74 SHAREHOLDER BLACK IPA 2011
75 AB:13
76 SIMCOE
77 LIBERTINE PORTER
78 MIXTAPE 8
79 BITCH PLEASE (W/3 FLOYDS)
80 CHALLENGER
81 GALAXY
82 HBC 369
83 MOTUEKA
84 DEAD PONY CLUB
85 LIBERTINE BLACK ALE
86 ANARCHIST ALCHEMIST
87 DOG A
88 HUNTER FOUNDATION PALE ALE
89 AB:19
90 JACK HAMMER
91 NEVER MIND THE ANABOLICS
92 SAN DIEGO SCOTCH ALE (W/BALLAST POINT)
93 AB:12
94 WHITE NOISE
95 INTERNATIONAL ARMS RACE (W/FLYING DOG)
96 AB:11
97 HELLO MY NAME IS BEASTIE
98 DOG FIGHT (W/FLYING DOG)
99 HOPPY CHRISTMAS
100 BLACK EYED KING IMP
101 COCOA PSYCHO
102 NUNS WITH GUNS
103 CATHERINE'S PONY (W/BEAVERTOWN)
104 AMARILLO
105 LICHTENSTEIN PALE ALE
106 AB:14
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107 IPA IS DEAD - DANA
108 IPA IS DEAD - EL DORADO
109 IPA IS DEAD - GOLDINGS
110 IPA IS DEAD - WAIMEA
111 VAGABOND PILSNER
112 AB:15
113 BR ACKEN'S PORTER
114 FAKE LAGER
115 10 HEADS HIGH
116 VICE BIER
117 MISSPENT YOUTH
118#MASHTAG 2013
119 DOG B
120 ELECTRIC INDIA
121 DOG WIRED (W/8 WIRED)
122 HELLO MY NAME IS METTE-MARIT
123 EVERYDAY ANARCHY
124 BLACK JACQUES
125 BLITZ BERLINER WEISSE
126 DOGMA
127 HELLO MY NAME IS SONJA (W/EVIL TWIN)
128 SHIPWRECKER CIRCUS (W/OSKAR BLUES)
129 DEAD METAPHOR
130 BABY DOGMA
131 UNLEASH THE YEAST - AMERICAN ALE
132 UNLEASH THE YEAST - BAVARIAN WEIZEN
133 UNLEASH THE YEAST - BELGIAN TRAPPIST
134 UNLEASH THE YEAST -PILSEN LAGER
135 VIC SECRET
136 BRIXTON PORTER
137 PROTOTYPE CHALLENGE - HOBO POP
138 PROTOTYPE CHALLENGE - INTERSTELLAR
139 PROTOTYPE CHALLENGE - MOSHI MOSHI 15
140 BLACK EYE JOE (W/STONE BREWING CO)
141 LUMBERJACK STOUT
142 CLOWN KING
143 HELLO MY NAME IS VLADIMIR
144 BOURBON BABY
145 AB:16
146 COMET
147 HBC 366
148 KOHAT U
149 HELLO MY NAME IS ZÉ (W/2CABEÇAS)
150 ALPHA POP
151 JASMINE IPA
152# MA SHTAG 2014
153 DOG C
154 HELLO MY NAME IS PÄIVI
155 VOTE SEPP
156 MAGIC STONE DOG (W/MAGIC ROCK &
STONE BREWING CO.)
157 RUSSIAN DOLL – BARLEY WINE
158 SUB HOP
159 U-BOAT (W/VICTORY BREWING)
160 AMERICAN WHEAT
161 CAP DOG (W/CAP BREWERY)
162 RUSSIAN DOLL – DOUBLE IPA
163 RUSSIAN DOLL – INDIA PALE ALE
164 RUSSIAN DOLL – PALE
165 THIS.IS.LAGER.
166 INDIA PALE WEIZEN (W/WEIHENSTEPHAN)
167 AB:17
168 KONNICHIWA KITSUNE
169 PROTOTYPE CHALLENGE - ALL DAY LONG
170 PROTOTYPE CHALLENGE - HOP FICTION
171 PROTOTYPE CHALLENGE - VAGABOND PALE ALE
172 BLACK EYED KING IMP - VIETNAMESE COFFEE EDITION
173 SHAREHOLDER BREW – BOUNTY HUNTER
174 RESTORATIVE BEVERAGE FOR INVALIDS AND CONVALESCENTS
175 STEREO WOLF STOUT
176 B-SIDES – SUNSHINE ON RYE
177 B-SIDES – BOWMAN’S BEARD
178 HELLO MY NAME IS LITTLE INGRID
179 IPA IS DEAD - CHINOOK
180 IPA IS DEAD - ELLA
181 IPA IS DEAD - MANDARINA BAVARIA
182 IPA IS DEAD - PIONEER
183 BORN TO DIE
184 B-SIDES – MELON AND CUCUMBER IPA
185 B-SIDES – SOR ACHI BITTER
186 B-SIDES – TRUFFLE AND CHOCOLATE STOUT
187 B-SIDES – HOPPY SAISON
188 B-SIDES – WHISKY SOUR
189 B-SIDES – SPICED CHERRY SOUR
190 B-SIDES – DEAF MERMAID
191#M ASH TAG 20 15
192 DOG D
193 HINTERLAND
194 PEACH THERAPY
195 HELLO MY NAME IS HOLY MOOSE
196 LIZARD BRIDE
197 B-SIDES – MANGO GOSE
198 CANDY KAISER
199 PUMPKIN KING
200 B-SIDES – BABY SAISON
201 B-SIDES – MORAG'S MOJITO
202 B-SIDES – ORANGE BLOSSOM
203 DOODLEBUG
204 NO LABEL
205 B-SIDES – RHUBARB SAISON
206 INDIA SESSION LAGER
206 PROTOTYPE CHALLENGE
207 HOPPED-UP BROWN ALE
207 PROTOTYPE CHALLENGE
208 ALBINO SQUID ASSASSIN
209 B-SIDES – BERLINER WEISSE WITH RASPBERRIES AND RHUBARB
210 ARCADE NATION
211 ELVIS JUICE V2.0
213 B-SIDES – CASCADE,
CENTENNIAL & WILLAMETTE IPA
214 B-SIDES – SINGLE HOP ENIGMA IPA
215 JET BLACK HEART
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Home Brewing 101
TO HELP YOU ON YOUR WAY, HERE ARE SOME TOP HOME BREWING TIPS FROM OUR TEAM
OF BREWERS. YOU MAY NEED SOME MORE IN-DEPTH ADVICE AND EXPERIENCE TO ANSWER
SPECIFIC QUESTIONS, SO FEEL FREE TO VISIT OUR BLOG AND LEAVE A COMMENT OR DROP
US A LINE ON TWITTER @BREWDOG TO SPEAK TO OUR EXPERTS!
BASIC ALL-GRAIN BREWING EQUIPMENT LIST
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1. MASH TUN
Vessel in which wort is produced by combining water and grain,
and holding at set temperature(s) for a period of time.
2. LAUTER TUN
Vessel used to separate the grain from sweet wort produced
during the mash and where the grain can be sparged. Usually
the same vessel as the mash tun.
3. HEAT SOURCE
Either gas or electric; equipment generally designed for one
or the other.
4. SANITISER
Because if you aren’t clean, you’re screwed.
5. HYDROMETER
So you can pat yourself on the back for hitting OG, or berate
yourself for being an idiot when you are 12 points under target.
6. SCALES
How else will you be able to accurately weigh out materials?
Guesstimates don’t work.
7. THERMOMETER
Something more sensitive than your elbow is required for critical
temperature checks.
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8. BIG SPOON
For all the stirring. Plastic or metal will do.
9. MEASURING JUG
Knowing the exact volume of water amongst other things
is hugely helpful.
10. AIRLOCK OR BLOW OFF
To stop your fermenter going boom whilst not letting in
any critters from the outside.
11. FERMENTER
A vessel to allow yeast to do its magic and convert that
sugar into alcohol.
12. BREW KETTLE
Vessel in which sweet wort is boiled with hops.
13. HOT LIQUOR TANK
Vessel used to heat water for mashing and sparging.
14. WORT CHILLER
Be it a coil of copper pipe, a fancy heat exchanger or a
bathtub full of ice, it’s important to get your wort cool
quick after boiling.
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CLEAN & SANITISE
The main cause of failed
homebrew is infection. If you
aren’t 100% sure something
is totally sanitised, do it again.
HEAT YOUR STRIKE WATER
temperature your strike water
will need to be in order to hit
57
CHECK TEMPERATURE
Be sure to maintain the
right temperature, and
adjust if too low.
temperature, and hold it at the
2
There are free calculators
online to determine at what
your infusion target.
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HOLD TEMPERATURE
Stir every 20 mins to ensure
the mash has a uniform
right level for the duration of
the mash.
3
PRE-HEAT MASH TUN
Heat the tun to the required
temperature for the recipe,
then remove the water.
HEAT YOUR SPARGE
Aim for 75-78°C.
4
MASH IN
Add 2kg of grist to your mash
tun and mix with 5 litres of water.
Stir thoroughly to stop clumping
and ensure all the grist is wetted.
Avoid splashing as you stir so you
do not aerate your mash. Repeat
in these increments until all your
grist has been added.
VORLAUF
Recirculate your wort until
the wort runs clear.
9
LAUTER
Run the sweet wort slowly
out from the mash tun into
your brew kettle, avoiding
splashing and compacting
the grain bed.
10
SPARGE
Add your sparge water to the
mash tun, stir and allow to sit
for 15 minutes. Vorlauf, then
run off into the brew kettle.
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COOL THE WORT
Reduce to pitching
temperature as quickly
as humanly possible.
TRANSFER & AERATE
Move the wort to your
femerneter and aerate by just
by pouring the wort vigorously
and agitating it once poured.
Basically, shake it.
11
BOIL
Bring the sweet wort to a
rolling, uncovered boil.
PITCH YEAST
Add the yeast and agitate
once more.
12
ADD HOPS!
Dose the hops as instructed by
the recipe. We recommend a 60
minute boil for most ales and a
90 minute boil for most lagers.
16
SEAL
Do not disturb the beer for
at least 3 days after pitching,
no matter how tempting it is
to take a peek!
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YOU’LL BE ABLE TO BREW PERFECTLY
ACCEPTABLE BEER WITHOUT DOING THE
FOLLOWING THINGS, THEY JUST MAKE
IT BETTER...
ADJUST THE PH OF THE MASH.
Adjust your water or make acidic additions in order
to hit a pH of 5.2 in your mash.
FLY SPARGE RATHER THAN BATCH SPARGE.
As described above, it’s trickier but will improve
your efficiency.
USE CARRAGEENAN (IRISH MOSS).
15 minutes from the end of the boil to help clear away
the hot break (coagulated proteins and hop matter).
YEAST IS DEPENDENT ON OXYGEN TO GROW.
So to keep it as healthy as possible, aerate your wort
using an air pump or injection of pure, food grade O
CREATE A YEAST STARTER UP TO 3 DAYS BEFORE
YOU PLAN TO BREW.
To get your yeast ready and raring to go, but remember
to be absolutely fastidious about cleanliness to avoid
infection.
REDUCE TEMPERATURE FLUCTUATIONS DURING
FERMENTATIONS.
By directly controlling the temperature of the
fermenter's surroundings or the vessel itself.
ADJUST THE RECIPE TO YOUR INGREDIENTS
AND KIT.
Mountains can appear from very small mole hills, so
adjust your quantities of raw materials and timings
in order to hit the basic specifications of the beer
to create the best clone possible.
.
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GLOSSARY OF BREWING TERMS
ABV – ALCOHOL BY VOLUME
AERATION – EXPOSING BEER TO AIR OR OXYGEN
ALE – TOP/WARM FERMENTED BEER
ALPHA ACID – CONTAINED IN THE RESIN GLANDS OF HOP FLOWERS, CONVERTED TO ISO-ALPHA ACIDS
DURING THE BOIL; THESE ARE THE MAIN SOURCE OF HOP BITTERNESS.
ATTENUATION – MEASUREMENT OF THE PERCENTAGE OF SUGARS CONVERTED TO ALCOHOL AND CO2.
BOIL – STEP IN THE BREWING PROCESS WHERE SWEET WORT IS BOILED IN THE BREW KETTLE.
BOIL VOLUME – TARGET AMOUNT OF LIQUID TO BE COLLECTED THROUGH LAUTERING AND SPARGING
TO THEN BE BOILED.
EBC* – MEASUREMENT OF COLOUR USED BY EUROPEAN BREWING CONVENTION
EXTRACTION – REMOVAL OF SOLUBLE PRODUCTS FROM GRAINS DURING LAUTERING AND SPARGING.
FERMENTATION – CONVERSION OF SUGAR TO ETHANOL ALCOHOL AND CO2 BY YEAST.
FG – FINAL GRAVITY; MEASUREMENT OF RELATIVE DENSITY OF THE BEER AT END OF FERMENTATION.
GRIST – ALL THE MALTS FOR THE RECIPE MILLED AND MIXED TOGETHER.
IBU – INTERNATIONAL BITTERNESS UNITS; MEASUREMENT OF THE BITTERNESS OF BEER.
LAGER – BOTTOM/COLD FERMENTED BEER.
MASH – PROCESS OF COMBING THE GRIST WITH WARM WATER.
OG – ORIGINAL GRAVITY; MEASUREMENT OF THE RELATIVE DENSITY OF THE WORT BEFORE FERMENTATION.
PITCHING – ADDITION OF YEAST TO THE FERMENTER.
PH – MEASUREMENT OF ACIDITY OR ALKALINITY
SPARGE – RUNNING HOT WATER THROUGH THE GRIST AFTER LAUTERING TO INCREASE EXTRACTION.
SPECIFIC GRAVITY – MEASUREMENT OF RELATIVE DENSITY COMPARED TO WATER. USED TO INFER SUGAR CONTENT OF
WORT AND AS SUCH HOW FERMENTABLE IT IS. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OG AND FG CAN BE USED
TO CALCULATE THE ALCOHOL PERCENTAGE OF A BEER.
SRM* – MEASUREMENT OF COLOUR USED BY AMERICAN SOCIETY OF BREWING CHEMISTS.
STRIKE WATER - THE WATER ADDED TO THE GRIST TO BRING THE MASH TO THE CORRECT TEMPERATURE.
VOLUME – AMOUNT OF WORT AT THE END OF THE BREWING PROCESS TO BE FERMENTED.
SRM
EBC
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#1
PUNK IPA 2007 - 2010
FIRST BREWED APRIL 2007
POST MODERN CLASSIC. SPIKY. TROPICAL. HOPPY.
THIS BEER IS
Our flagship beer that kick started
the craft beer revolution. This is
James and Martin's original take on
an American IPA, subverted with
punchy New Zealand hops.
Layered with new world hops to
create an all-out riot of grapefruit,
pineapple and lychee before a spiky,
mouth-puckering bitter finish.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV6%
TARGET FG1010
INGREDIENTS
MALT
Extra Pale5.3kg11.7lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
Ahtanum17.5StartBitter
Chinook15StartBitter
Crystal17.5 Middle Flavour
Chinook17.5 Middle Flavour
Ahtanum17.5EndFlavour
Chinook27.5EndFlavour
Crystal17.5EndFlavour
ABVIBUOG
6% 601056
PACKAGING
TARGET OG1056
EBC17
SRM8.5
PH4.4
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
82.14%
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
65°C150°F 75mins
FERMENTATION
19°C66°F
Motueka17.5EndFlavour
YEAST
Wyeast 1056 - American Ale™
FOOD PAIRING
Spicy carne asada with a pico de
gallo sauce
Shredded chicken tacos with a
mango chilli lime salsa
Cheesecake with a passion fruit
swirl sauce
BREWER’S TIP
While it may surprise you, this version of
Punk IPA isn't dry hopped but still packs
a punch! To make the best of the aroma
hops make sure they are fully submerged
and add them just before knock out for an
intense hop hit.
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#2
FIRST BREWED OCTOBER 2010
PUNK IPA 2010 - CURRENT
POST MODERN CLASSIC. SPIKY. TROPICAL. HOPPY.
THIS BEER IS
Punk IPA. Amplified. In 2010
we finally got our paws on the
equipment we needed to dry hop
our beers. We focused all our energy
on dry hopping, amping up the
aroma and flavour of our flagship
beer to create a relentless explosion
of tropical fruits, and adding a hint
of Caramalt to balance out the
insane amount of hops.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV5.6%
TARGET FG1011
TARGET OG1053
EBC15
SRM7.6
PH4.4
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
66°C152°F 75 mins
78%
INGREDIENTS
MALT
Extra Pale4.38kg9.6lb
Caramalt0.25kg0.55lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
Chinook20StartBitter
Ahtanum 12.5StartBitter
Chinook20Middle Flavour
Ahtanum 12.5 Middle Flavour
Chinook27.5EndFlavour
Ahtanum 12.5EndFlavour
Simcoe12.5EndFlavour
Nelson
Sauvin
Chinook47.5 Dry Hop Aroma
Ahtanum 37.5 Dry Hop Aroma
Simcoe37.5 Dry Hop Aroma
Nelson
Sauvin
Cascade37.5 Dry Hop Aroma
Amarillo10 Dry Hop Aroma
Wyeast 1056 - American Ale™
12.5EndFlavour
20 Dry Hop Aroma
YEAST
ABVIBUOG
5.6%401053
PACKAGING
BREWER’S TIP
FERMENTATION
19°C66°F
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FOOD PAIRING
Spicy carne asada with a pico de
gallo sauce
Shredded chicken tacos with a
mango chilli lime salsa
Cheesecake with a passion fruit
swirl sauce
To get the best possible profile from the
dry hops we recommend dry hopping post
fermentation for 5 days. Dry hops should
be added at cellar temperature. We find
14°C results in the most aromatic dry hop
profile.
#3
THE PHYSICS
FIRST BREWED APRIL 2007
LAID BACK AMBER BEER.
THIS BEER IS
A hoppy Amber Ale that won
World's Best Amber Beer in the
World Beer Awards 2007. Malt and
hops are in perfect harmony in this
incredibly balanced beer. Biscuity,
bitter and packing a surprisingly
hoppy punch, this beer ultimately
morphed into 5AM Saint.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV5%
TARGET FG1010
TARGET OG1048.5
INGREDIENTS
MALT
Extra Pale4.06kg8.95lb
Caramalt0.31kg0.69lb
Crystal 1200.23kg0.5lb
Dark Crystal 350 0.94kg0.21lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
Amarillo25StartBitter
Amarillo12.5 Middle Flavour
Bramling
Cross
Amarillo50EndFlavour
12.5EndFlavour
ABVIBUOG
5%471048.5
PACKAGING
EBC65
SRM32.5
PH4.4
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
65°C149°F75min
FERMENTATION
19°C66°F
79.4%
YEAST
Wyeast 1056 - American Ale™
FOOD PAIRING
Barbecue pulled pork on sourdough
bread
Roast turkey with a honey and herb
marinade and roasted vegetables
Banana walnut loaf with chocolate
chips
BREWER’S TIP
Keep the fermentation temperature as
close to 19°C as possible. This will
ensure the yeast creates a more neutral
flavour profile, allowing the hops to really
shine through.
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#4
RIPTIDE
FIRST BREWED APRIL 2007
TWISTED MERCILESS STOUT.
THIS BEER IS
The original BrewDog, Bracken
decided to make a beer that
best reflected himself; this is the
beer equivalent of the big, cute
chocolate monster. Soft, smooth,
dark, chocolatey and a force to be
reckoned with. This gentle giant will
never bite, but you'll still want to be
on your best behaviour!
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV8%
TARGET FG1014
TARGET OG1075
EBC240
SRM120
PH4.4
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
81.3%
INGREDIENTS
Extra Pale Maris Otter
Dark Crystal
350-400
Carafa Special
Malt Type 3
Caramalt0.54kg1.2lb
Chocolate0.25kg0.6lb
Wheat0.36kg0.8lb
Flaked Oats0.54kg1.2lb
Columbus14.3 StartBitter
Galena14.3 StartBitter
Galena21.4 StartBitter
Cascade21.4EndFlavour
Columbus21.4EndFlavour
ABVIBUOG
8%451075
PACKAGING
MALT
5.36kg11.8lb
0.71kg1.6lb
0.18g0.4lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
YEAST
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
65°C149°F75 min
Wyeast 1272 - American Ale II™
FOOD PAIRING
BREWER’S TIP
FERMENTATION
20°C68°F
TWIST
Dark
muscavado
sugar
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285g30mins
pre boil
end
Seared scallops
Pan seared venison with fruit
salad side
Caramelised apple pie with vanilla
ice cream
We recommend adding the chocolate malt
at the start of the run off to ensure you
extract the flavour and colour without
imparting too much of the astringency of
the malt into your wort. This will give the
beer a really smooth mouthfeel, making
this dangerously drinkable at 8% ABV.
#5
HOP ROCKER
FIRST BREWED APRIL 2007
HOPPY AGGRESSIVE LAGER.
THIS BEER IS
The first of our foray into lager beer,
Hop Rocker is a high impact,
hoppy behemoth made with 100%
malt. Since 2007 we have been
obsessive about quality, using only
the best ingredients to ensure the
flavour and craftsmanship of the
beer in your glass. Hop Rocker is
testament to that. The malt base
gives this beer a sweet, balanced
complexity while the combination
of New Zealand and German hops
merges new world tropical juiciness
with old world peppery spice.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
INGREDIENTS
Extra Pale Maris
Otter
Caramalt0.31kg0.7lb
Munich0.31kg0.7lb
Cascade12.5 StartBitter
Saaz12.5 StartBitter
Cascade25End Flavour
Motueka12.5End Flavour
Chinook25EndFlavour
ABVIBUOG
5.5%401052
PACKAGING
MALT
3.78kg8.3lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
ABV5.5%
TARGET FG1010
TARGET OG1052
EBC25
SRM12
PH4.2
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
65°C149°F75mins
FERMENTATION
10°C50°F
YEAST
Saflager S189
FOOD PAIRING
80.7%
Cajun spiced chicken wings
Mild cheddar
Lemon tart
BREWER’S TIP
After the fermentation has finished, chill
the beer to below 5°C (if you can), wait 10
days and then rack the beer off the yeast
into another bucket. The yeast left in
suspension will carry on working its magic
to create really clean, crisp lager flavours.
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#6
PARADOX ISLAY
FIRST BREWED APRIL 2007
UBIQUITOUS IMPERIAL STOUT.
THIS BEER IS
In 2006 James and Martin hijacked a
beer dinner run by Michael Jackson,
the acclaimed beer and whisky
writer, and convinced him to taste
one of their home brews. This was
a defining moment in BrewDog
prehistory, and that beer was the
first incarnation of the ubiquitous
Paradox. Aged in a variety of casks
over the years, Paradox is dark,
decadent and encapsulating.
Can be enjoyed fresh; phenomenal
when aged.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV10%
TARGET FG1014
TARGET OG1090
EBC300
INGREDIENTS
Extra Pale4.5kg10lb
Caramalt0.55kg1.2lb
Munich0.33kg0.7lb
Flaked Oats1.35kg31lb
Dark Crystal0.55kg1.2lb
Carafa Special
Malt Type 1
Carafa Special
Malt Type 3
Columbus75StartBitter
Columbus25 Middle Flavour
Saaz25EndFlavour
First Gold25End Flavour
MALT
0.18kg0.4lb
0.33kg0.7lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
PACKAGING
ABVIBUOG
10%55
1090
SRM152
PH4.4
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
84.4%
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
65°C149°F90mins
FERMENTATION
21°C70°F
TWIST
Try ageing on oak chips, infusing
with rum raisins, or vanilla pods
YEAST
Wyeast 1272 - American Ale II™
FOOD PAIRING
Ancho chilli beef taco
Chocolate gateaux
Rum poached pears with dark
chocolate sauce
BREWER’S TIP
The beauty of this beer is in how brilliantly
it lends itself to infusing or ageing.
Experiment with different additions when
the beer is ageing, taste it regularly to
gauge its progress, and make sure you
package it at its peak.
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#7
PARADOX JURA
FIRST BREWED JUNE 2010
UBIQUITOUS IMPERIAL STOUT.
THIS BEER IS
Paradox. Reloaded. In 2011 we put
Paradox into high gear to create an
Imperial Stout destined for ageing.
Loaded with dark roasted malts for
a full bodied, toasted background,
an array of bitter, earthy and
resinous hops, and brewed with oats
for a bold mouthfeel. This beer is the
perfect canvas for barrel ageing.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV10%
TARGET FG1014
TARGET OG1128
EBC300
SRM152
PH4.4
INGREDIENTS
Extra Pale6.5kg14.3lb
Caramalt0.86kg1.9lb
Munich0.5kg1.1lb
Flaked Oats2kg4.41lb
Dark Crystal0.86kg1.9lb
Carafa Special
Malt Type 1
Carafa Special
Malt Type 3
Columbus75StartBitter
Columbus25 Middle Flavour
Saaz25EndFlavour
First Gold25End Flavour
MALT
0.25kg0.6lb
0.5kg1.1lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
PACKAGING
ABVIBUOG
10%55
1128
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
65°C149°F90mins
FERMENTATION
21°C70°F
TWIST
Try ageing on oak chips, infusing
with rum raisins, or vanilla pods
89%
YEAST
Wyeast 1272 - American Ale II™
FOOD PAIRING
Smoked cured beef
Smoked aubergine tapenade with
rye bread
Beer affogato - 1/3 glass of Paradox
with a scoop of vanilla ice cream
BREWER’S TIP
Allow the fermentation to go as far as
possible. Soak oak chips in whisky to get
the barrel aged characteristic.
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#8
PEROXIDE PUNK
FIRST BREWED APRIL 2007
ZESTY PALE ALE.
THIS BEER IS
A trashy blonde concession for
those who felt that our original 6%
Punk IPA recipe was too hard hitting.
This was also the first time we
experimented with dry hopping our
beers, giving Peroxide Punk a depth
of flavour that belies its modest
ABV. Zesty, aromatic and thirst
quenching.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV4%
TARGET FG1009
TARGET OG1039
EBC18
INGREDIENTS
MALT
Maris Otter3.85kg8.5lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
Amarillo25StartBitter
Simcoe20EndFlavour
Amarillo25EndFlavour
Crystal20EndFlavour
Liberty20EndFlavour
Simcoe50 Dry Hop Aroma
Amarillo50 Dry Hop Aroma
YEAST
ABVIBUOG
4%401039
PACKAGING
SRM9
PH4.4
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
65°C149°F75mins
FERMENTATION
19°C66°F
76.9%
Wyeast 1056 - American Ale™
FOOD PAIRING
Sashimi
Pan roasted poussin with spring veg
Lemon and thyme panna cotta
KEG ONLY
BREWER’S TIP
During the mashing process, try to mix
the malt without 'turning' or splashing too
much. This will cause more oxygen to be
dissolved in the mash - and result in a beer
that will taste a little like a cardboard box.
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#9
HYPE
FIRST BREWED AUGUST 2007
NEW ZEALAND PALE ALE.
THIS BEER IS
A perfect pale ale showcase for the
tropical profile of New Zealand hops
and the intense citrus of US hops.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV4.1%
TARGET FG1010
TARGET OG1042
EBC17
SRM8.5
PH4.4
INGREDIENTS
MALT
Extra Pale Maris
Otter
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
Nelson
Sauvin
Nelson
Sauvin
Amarillo2.5EndFlavour
YEAST
Wyeast 1272 - American Ale II™
4.02kg8.86lb
2StartBitter
5EndFlavour
ABVIBUOG
4.1%651042
PACKAGING
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
65°C149°F75mins
FERMENTATION
19°C66°F
76.2%
FOOD PAIRING
KEG ONLY
Quince cheese
Shredded chicken and mango salsa
taquitos
Poached pear
BREWER’S TIP
After the beer has fermented, leave
it to rest for 2 – 3 days at the lowest
temperature possible (ideally 0 – 2'C).
This will allow the flavours to marry
together, and will transform it into a
balanced and amazing beer.
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#10
BUZZ
FIRST BREWED SEPTEMBER 2007
A REAL BITTER EXPERIENCE.
THIS BEER IS
A light, crisp and bitter IPA brewed
with English and American hops.
A small batch brewed only once.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV4.5%
TARGET FG1010
TARGET OG1044
EBC20
SRM10
PH4.4
INGREDIENTS
Extra Pale Maris Otter
Caramalt0.2kg0.44lb
Munich0.4kg0.88lb
Fuggles25StartBitter
First Gold25StartBitter
Fuggles37.5 Middle Flavour
First Gold37.5 Middle Flavour
Cascade37.5EndFlavour
ABVIBUOG
4.5%601044
PACKAGING
MALT
3.3kg7.28lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
64°C147°F75mins
FERMENTATION
19°C66°F
75%
YEAST
Wyeast 1056 - Ameican Ale II™
KEG ONLY
FOOD PAIRING
Spicy chicken tikka masala
Grilled chicken quesadilla
Caramel toffee cake
BREWER’S TIP
The earthy and floral aromas from the
hops can be overpowering. Drop a little
Cascade in at the end of the boil to lift the
profile with a bit of citrus.
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#11
EDGE
FIRST BREWED DECEMEBER 2007
DARK FULL-BODIED CASK ALE.
THIS BEER IS
Low ABV, high flavour, this beer was
brewed to show that a beer can have
all the flavour without the drunken
affects. Also this beer is one of
BrewDog's original brews that made
a rare appearance in cask. Spicy,
malty biscuit and super drinkable.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV2.7%
TARGET FG1010
TARGET OG1033
EBC57
SRM29
PH4.4
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
70.8%
INGREDIENTS
Extra Pale2.16kg4.76lb
Wheat0.63kg1.38lb
Crystal0.31kg0.67lb
Roasted Barley 0.19kg0.41lb
CaraAroma0.13kg0.28lb
Pacific
Hallertau
Pacific
Hallertau
Moteuka6.1 Middle Flavour
Pacific
Hallertau
Motueka25EndFlavour
Amarillo12.5EndFlavour
MALT
HOPS
(g)Add Attribute
15.5 StartBitter
10.2 StartBitter
12.5EndFlavour
YEAST
ABVIBUOG
2.7%361033
PACKAGING
CASK ONLY
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
Wyeast 1056 - American Ale™
FOOD PAIRING
65°C149°F 75mins
FERMENTATION
19°C66°F
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Lamb and root vegetable stew
Warm goats cheese salad
Raisin rum cake
BREWER’S TIP
Don’t overcook the mash - 75 minutes
only at 65°C to get the right amount of
fermentable sugars. Leave it too long
and the beer ends up really watery and
unpleasant.
#12
STORM
FIRST BREWED DECEMBER 2007
ISLAY WHISKY AGED IPA.
THIS BEER IS
Dark and powerful Islay magic
infuses this tropical sensation of
an IPA. Using the original Punk IPA
as a base, we boosted the ABV to
8% giving it some extra backbone
to stand up to the peated smoke
imported directly from Islay.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV8%
TARGET FG1010
TARGET OG1082
EBC12
INGREDIENTS
MALT
Extra Pale5.8kg12.9lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
Ahtanum17.5StartBitter
Chinook15StartBitter
Crystal17.5 Middle Flavour
Chinook17.5 Middle Flavour
Ahtanum17.5EndFlavour
Chinook27.5EndFlavour
Crystal17.5EndFlavour
Motueka17.5EndFlavour
ABVIBUOG
8% 601082
PACKAGING
SRM6
PH4.4
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
65°C150°F 75mins
FERMENTATION
19°C66°F
TWIST
Oak chips soaked in
Islay whisky
50g
86%
YEAST
Wyeast 1056 American Ale ™
FOOD PAIRING
Oysters
Hickory smoked ham
Rocky Road
BREWER’S TIP
After primary fermentation is complete,
rack off into a secondary fermeter and add
the oak chips to replicate the authentic
Islay barrel experience.
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#13
CULT LAGER
FIRST BREWED APRIL 2008
US & NEW ZEALAND HOPPED LAGER.
THIS BEER IS
A lager that actually tastes of
something? You have to be kidding,
right? Cult lager is made with 100%
malt and whole leaf hops. Maybe we
are crazy, so what? Taste our lager
and we are pretty sure that you will
agree that the fine line between
insanity and genius has just become
a little more blurred.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV5.4%
TARGET FG1049
INGREDIENTS
MALT
Lager4.66kg10.27lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
Saaz12.5 StartBitter
Cascade12.5 StartBitter
Cascade25End Flavour
Chinook25EndFlavour
Motueka12.5EndFlavour
YEAST
ABVIBUOG
5.4%501008
PACKAGING
TARGET OG1008
EBC19
SRM8
PH4.1
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
65°C149°F75mins
FERMENTATION
10°C50°F
Salflager S189
FOOD PAIRING
83.7%
Arrabiata pasta with grilled prawns
Mexican spiced chicken with hot sauce
Orange marmalade thumb print
cookie
BREWER’S TIP
When the fermentation is nearly complete,
allow the temperature of the beer to rise.
This will scrub some of the undesirable
flavours out.
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#14
TRASHY BLONDE
FIRST BREWED APRIL 2008
YOU KNOW YOU SHOULDN'T.
THIS BEER IS
A titillating, neurotic, peroxide punk
of a Pale Ale. Combining attitude,
style, substance, and a little bit of
low self esteem for good measure;
what would your mother say?
The seductive lure of the sassy
passion fruit hop proves too much
to resist. All that is even before
we get onto the fact that there
are no additives, preservatives,
pasteurization or strings attached.
All wrapped up with the customary
BrewDog bite and imaginative twist.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
INGREDIENTS
MALT
Extra Pale Maris Otter
Caramalt0.2kg0.44lb
Munich0.4kg0.88lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
Amarillo13.8 StartBitter
Simcoe13.8 StartBitter
Amarillo26.3EndFlavour
Motueka18.8EndFlavour
3.25kg7.16lb
ABVIBUOG
4.1%41.51041.7
PACKAGING
ABV4.1%
TARGET FG1010
TARGET OG1041.7
EBC15
SRM7.5
PH4.4
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
69°C156°F
FERMENTATION
18°C 64°F
76%
YEAST
Wyeast 1056 - American Ale™
FOOD PAIRING
Fresh crab with lemon
Garlic butter dipping sauce
Goats cheese salad
Creamy lemon bar doused in
powdered sugar
BREWER’S TIP
Be careful not to collect too much
wort from the mash. Once the sugars
are all washed out there are some very
unpleasant grainy tasting compounds that
can be extracted into the wort.
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#15
FIRST BREWED JULY 2008
ORIGINAL DOGMA (NÉE SPEEDBALL)
STRONG ALE WITH HONEY AND SPICES.
THIS BEER IS
A strong ale, brewed with guarana,
Californian poppy, kola nut and
Scottish heather honey. A conspiracy
of trans-continental ingredients
infused with some devastatingly
BrewDog imaginative thinking.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV7.8%
TARGET FG1012
TARGET OG1071.3
EBC31
SRM15.5
PH4.3
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
83.2%
INGREDIENTS
MALT
Extra Pale4.5kg9.91lb
Munich0.5kg1.10lb
Amber0.05kg0.11lb
Dark Crystal0.08kg0.18lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
Amarillo30StartBitter
Amarillo10End Flavour
Bobek10EndFlavour
Guarana
Powder
Kola Nut
Powder
Poppy seed6End Flavour
Heather
Honey
6EndFlavour
6EndFlavour
100EndFlavour
ABVIBUOG
7.8%601071.3
PACKAGING
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
64°C143°F75mins
FERMENTATION
21°C70°F
TWIST
Herb and honey addition
YEAST
Safale US-05
FOOD PAIRING
Spicy seafood stew
French onion soup
Mexican wedding cake (cookies)
BREWER’S TIP
Get really good quality heather honey,
the more aromatic the better. Honey is
100% fermentable, but it does have a huge
influence on the ester profile of the beer –
in this case high floral esters.
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#16
AB:03
FIRST BREWED SEPTEMBER 2008
Barrel-Aged Imperial Ale.
THIS BEER IS
This Abstrakt started life as a simple
imperial Ale, but upon the addition
of fresh Scottish raspberries and
strawberries, and left to mature for
2 years in Invergordon whisky casks
that had held whisky for over 40
years, this beer transcended into
something new.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV10.5%
TARGET FG1013
TARGET OG1093
Extra Pale8kg17.62lb
Magnum66.7EndFlavour
Wyeast 1056 - Ameican Ale II™
FOOD PAIRING
ABVIBUOG
10.5141093
PACKAGINGINGREDIENTS
MALT
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
YEAST
EBCN/A
SRMN/A
PH4.4
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
80.0%
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
65°C149°F90mins
FERMENTATION
19°C66°F
TWIST
Strawberries1kgFV
Raspberries1kgFV
Oak Chips75gFV
AB:03
Haggis spring rolls
Honey glazed duck breast
Cranachan
BREWER’S TIP
Add your hops with five minutes of the
boil left in a nod to the great lambic
producers of Belgium.
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#17
ZEITGEIST
FIRST BREWED SEPTEMBER 2008
ORGANIC BLACK LAGER.
THIS BEER IS
Zeitgeist is an idiosyncratic
alternative black lager. Its inspiration
is found more than 200 years ago.
Zeitgeist takes an age old classic,
a forgotten masterpiece, and gives it
relevance and an avant-garde edge.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV4.9%
TARGET FG1010
TARGET OG1047.5
EBC120
SRM60
INGREDIENTS
MALT
Organic Lager1.13kg2.48lb
Organic
Caramalt
Organic Munich2.7kg5.95lb
Organic
Chocolate
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
Cascade27.2 StartBitter
Cascade27.2 EndFlavour
YEAST
0.28kg0.62lb
0.23kg0.5lb
ABVIBUOG
4.9%321047.5
PACKAGING
PH4.3
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
65°C149°F
FERMENTATION
15°C59°F
S189 Yeast
79%
FOOD PAIRING
Spicy cajun fried chicken
Pork dumplings with rich soy sauce
Cinnamon carrot cake with creamy
cheese frosting
BREWER’S TIP
Inspect the colour of the wort during
boiling. If it is not quite dark enough,
extend the boil by 10 - 15 mins and check
again. The wort will darken during the
boiling process.
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#18
BAD PIXIE
FIRST BREWED OCTOBER 2008
Spiced Wheat Beer.
THIS BEER IS
2008 Prototype beer, a 4.7% wheat
ale with crushed juniper berries and
citrus peel.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV4.7%
TARGET FG1010
TARGET OG1047
EBC8
SRM4
PH4.4
ABVIBUOG
4.7%451047
PACKAGINGINGREDIENTS
MALT
Wheat2.5kg5.51lb
Extra Pale2.06kg4.54lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
First Gold18.75 StartBitter
First Gold25EndFlavour
Sorachi Ace 16.25 EndFlavour
YEAST
Wyeast 1056 - American Ale™
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
67°C153°F75mins
FERMENTATION
19°C66°F
TWIST
Crushed
juniper berries
Lemon peel18.8g
12.5g
79%
FOOD PAIRING
Poached sole fillet with capers
Summer fruit salad
Banana split
BREWER’S TIP
Make sure you have plenty of room in
the fermenter. Beers containing wheat
can often foam aggressively during
fermentation.
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#19
CHAOS THEORY
FIRST BREWED OCTOBER 2008
Predictably Random IPA.
THIS BEER IS
Chaos Theory is the most underrated achievement of 20th Century
science. This beer can only aspire to
parallel to the mathematical use of
the word chaos, which is at odds to
the common parlance.
The purest showcase of the
magnificent hop that is Nelson
Sauvin; grapefruit, pineapple and
caramel sing above the chaos of life.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV7.1%
TARGET FG1013
MALT
Pale Ale5kg11.01lb
Caramalt0.63kg1.38lb
Crystal 1500.25kg0.55lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
Nelson
Sauvin
Nelson
Sauvin
Nelson
Sauvin
Nelson
Sauvin
12.5 StartBitter
12.5 StartBitter
12.5 Middle Flavour
50EndFlavour
ABVIBUOG
7.1%901067
PACKAGINGINGREDIENTS
TARGET OG1067
EBC15
SRM7.5
PH4.4
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
65°C149°F75mins
FERMENTATION
19°C66°F
80.6%
YEAST
Wyeast 1056 - American Ale™
FOOD PAIRING
Spicy mexican meatball stew
Habenero and mango pulled pork
tacos
Spiced pumpkin pie with chocolate
whipped cream
BREWER’S TIP
Get to know the guys in your local
homebrew shop. They can give you a
heads up when rare brewing materials –
like Nelson Sauvin – are coming in.
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#20
ZEPHYR
FIRST BREWED OCTOBER 2008
THERE’S A STORM BREWING.
THIS BEER IS
A 9.2% Double IPA aged for 21
months in a 1965 Invergordon
cask with 30 kg of fresh highland
strawberries. This beer is a riot of
whisky, caramel and strawberry, all
tempered by a toe curling bitterness
enducing rapture in all who taste it.
Who needs champagne?
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV9.2%
TARGET FG1016
TARGET OG1087
EBC40
SRM20
PH4.4
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
81.2%
METHOD / TIMINGS
INGREDIENTS
Extra Pale6.3kg16.31lb
Caramalt0.38kg0.85lb
Crystal 1500.29kg0.64lb
Columbus
Extract
Columbus19.5StarBitter
Columbus19.5 Middle Flavour
Centennial 19.5 Middle Flavour
Simcoe19.5 Middle Flavour
Columbus19.5EndFlavour
Centennial 19.5EndFlavour
Simcoe19.5EndFlavour
Centennial 115.5
Columbus96
Simcoe96
Amarillo77
MALT
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
31StartBitter
Dry
Dry
Dry
Dry
Aroma
Aroma
Aroma
Aroma
Hop
Hop
Hop
Hop
ABVIBUOG
12.5%1251087
PACKAGING
MASH TEMP
65°C149°F 75mins
FERMENTATION
21°C70°F
TWIST
Oak chips 15g
Fresh
strawberries
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3kg
FOOD PAIRING
YEAST
Wyeast American Ale II Strain 1272
Poached eggs and smoked salmon
Salt and pepper squid
Key Lime Pie
BREWER’S TIP
Rack into a secondary fermenter and add
your strawberries. Use a blow-off rather
than an airlock as the fermentation can get
pretty wild as the yeast starts using the
sugar from the strawberries.
#21
FIRST BREWED NOVEMBER 2008
COFFEE IMPERIAL STOUT
beats a cup of joe.
THIS BEER IS
This beer was released as both as
“Danish Beerhouse Coffee Imperial
Stout" and “BrewDog Coffee
Imperial Stout”. Deep, dark,
roasted flavours make this a perfect
Sunday brunch beer.
BASICS
VOLUME20L5gal
BOIL VOLUME25L6.6gal
ABV9%
TARGET FG1019
TARGET OG1080
EBC97
SRM49
PH4.4
MALT
Extra Pale7.5kg16.52lb
Dark Crystal0.63kg1.38lb
Chocolate0.31kg0.69lb
Roast Barley0.31kg0.69lb
HOPS
(g) Add Attribute
Chinook25StartBitter
Galena25StartBitter
Galena25EndFlavour
First Gold25EndFlavour
Coffee9.4EndFlavour
Coffee9.4
Dry
Hop
Aroma
ABVIBUOG
9%651080
PACKAGINGINGREDIENTS
ATTENUATION
LEVEL
METHOD / TIMINGS
MASH TEMP
64°C147°F90mins
FERMENTATION
19°C66°F
TWIST
Coffee added after boil. Aged on
French oak chips.
Dark
muscovado
sugar
312.5g20mins
76%
YEAST
Wyeast 1056 - American Ale™
FOOD PAIRING
Gooey chocolate brownies
Chicken fried steak with cheesy
mash
Spicy chicken empanadas
BREWER’S TIP
Grind the coffee as if making an espresso
to really get the most out of it.
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