Saturday, 25 December 2021

WARWICKS & RICHARDSONS X X X B 1910

How Do All , 
 Here`s a nice and simple mash X X X B for you all to try out ; A  singular entry in the 
1910 Brewing Book at Nottinghamshire Archives Cat No :  DD/NM/8/4/1 
It was brewed in common with many other W & R  Bitter Beer brews as a Parti Gyle , 
IE : More than One Wort Length / Beer Yielded from ONE MASHING ;
From a single mash tun or , from multiple mash tuns containing the grist setup for that particular Parti Gyled set of beers .

A Merry Christmas to you all 🍻
Edd

This recipe C Edd Mather 2021
        
     RECIPE For  29 . 500 Wort Litres to Copper @ 1.038.5 , 75 % Mash Efficiency

Warwicks & Richardsons Ltd
The Brewery
Northgate
Newark On Trent
Nottinghamshire
Picture of the brewery from The Brewery History Society website 

                             X X X B 
                                         Thursday 31 St March 1910
                                                   Gyle No :  597 
       Original Gravity : 1.050 Racking Gravity : 1.015 Final Gravity : 1.012 
                                           I B U : 34   A B V : 4 . 9 %
MALT  &  ADJUNCTS 
Crisp Malt 
                  Plumage Archer Pale Ale Malt 73     %  = 3 . 660 Kg
                  Hana Vienna Malt                    13.5 %  = 0 . 675 Kg
                  
                   FLAKED MAIZE                    13.5 %  = 0 . 665 Kg
MASHING
Use a Pale Ale brewing liquor , and Thoroughly Pre Warm the mash tun to 90 c 
- 10 Minutes before mashing in as below ; Ensure the liquor is 1.5 " ABOVE the plates or Filter Bed , then Mash In , ALLOW 20 - 25 Minutes to attain Mash Heat .
MASH HEAT : 67 c = 38 . 0 Litres liquor A 1.5 Hour / 90 Minute Mash @ 67 c 
At Taps , Clear Worts by return over the mash  then once clear and bright on a CONSISTENT BASIS ; Send to the Copper .
SPARGING  & COLLECTION 
Sparge at Clear Worts to Copper + 10 Minutes = 36 Litres @ 74c - 71c - 69 c - 66c 
Once the Gravity of the Mash Tun drawings / Wort has reached 1.004 , STOP TAPS 
And Collect Worts in Copper ; ADD LIQUOR TO 1.038.25 then Condense to ,
29 . 500 WORT LITRES IN COPPER @ 1.038.5      

COPPER SUGARS 
   No 2 Invert  @ 1.007  to 29.545 wort litres @ 1.038 = 0 . 650 Kg
COPPER
A 1  1/2 Hour Boil ON HOPS ; 1 St Charge to 29.5 Wort Litres @ 1.038.5 , then at 
Let Off - 70 @ 1.041 , add the 2 Nd Hop Charge to 27 . 585 Wort Litres .
After a further 35 Minutes boiling , the gravity should be at 1.044 on 25.230 Wort Litres
ADD 4 . 315 Litres of LIQUOR to the copper to reduce the gravity to 1.038 , 
then ADD the No 2 Invert at Let Off - 35 and at Let Off - 30 ADD the 3 Rd Hop Charge .
At Let Off - 12 Minutes , ADD COPPER FININGS and at Let Off , STAND 1/2 Hour then COOL TO PITCHING HEAT A S A P 
Volume to Fermenting Vessel at 1.050 = 26 . 260 Litres 
HOPS 
1  St  Charge : Cluster @ 6 %      6 IBU = 9g ,  
                       Fuggles @ 5 %    12 IBU = 20 g

2 Nd Charge : Goldings @6 %     6 IBU =  6g
       Hallertau Tradition @ 3 %    6 IBU = 17g

3 Rd Charge : Goldings @ 6 %    3 IBU =  5g
       Hallertau Tradition @ 3 %    3 IBU = 10g
RACKING HOPS : For 25 . 5 Litres of Beer in Draught Container 
Hallertau Tradition 6g  , Goldings 4g 

YEAST : 118 g Live Barm @ 15 c 
                      ATTENUATION
DAY     Hour     Heat    Gravity                     REMARKS 
   1           P          15       1.050
   2           E          18       1.043
   3           M         19       1.034
                E          20       1.023
   4           M         21       1.020
                E          19       1.018
   5           M         16       1.017
                E          15       1.016
   6           M         15       1.014.5
   ADD PRIMINGS TO THE Fermenting Vessel @ 1.013.5  : 
                       No 3 Invert = 0 . 125 Kg
                      Candy Cane = 0 . 105 Kg 
  7           M          15      1.015.25
               N           15      1.015      
Rack ON HOPS to DRAUGHT CONTAINER 
Stand @ 15 - 18 c for 2 Days , then CELLAR for 3 - 4 WEEKS @ 10c .
STILLAGE
1 Week @ 10 c then fully vent and allow the beer to CLEAR AND CONDITION 
FOR 24 HOURS ; then pour a glass and enjoy the Q C !! 

Cheers All and Happy Brewing ,
Edd

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