Brewing Recipe Sheet

Last Updated 17 October 1995

Batch #6

Name/Type Malt Extract: Telford's Porter

Name: Pacific Porter

Yeast: with kit

Date Brewed: 7/10/94

Assistant Brew Master: Karin

Recipe: #6 with variations (Heavy Body)

Preparation Remarks: Used malt extract and sugar in the yeast starter. Grain soaked for 30 minutes. Lots of immediate color from the grain. Thick, dark wort in the brew pot (2 tins of malt extract). Great yeast starter (over 2" head in jar). Grain bag provided lots of color in the primary. Some undissolved hops were in the bottom of brew pot; dumped it into the primary. After 4 hours, a 1" head of light frothy foam formed. Transfered on day 3; hop residue along sides (2") and floating in the wort. Aromatic. Some action still in the primary. The suspended hop residue clogged the transfer 3-4 times. We just cleared the clog as soon as there was a slow down in the siphon, and the transfer process went smooth. Carboy completely filled. On Bottling, the carboy was very clean; not a lot of sediment on the bottom.

Tasting Remarks: On transfer, smooth, dark, heavy body with good taste and hop developing. Will need 4 weeks in the bottle to really develop. On bottling, a smooth, not so heavy body, with a dark taste. It is good already! 8/6: not so heavy body, smooth first taste with a rich dark second taste. Not much hop taste. It was ready sooner than I expected. A nice balanced, rich porter!

Priming Sugar: 1/2 cup corn sugar

Boil Times:

Dates: Cost: Bottles: 658 oz

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