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Enjoyment of flavors is a subjective experience, and dialing in personal preference may take time.īesidesTwo other beers that feature roasted grains and American hops can be found in the recipe section under Averagely Perfect American Stout (not my favorite - blame Chinook) and the Averagely Perfect American Brown (Centennial? That works better for me, although I did think I enjoyed it as much as I liked Janet's Brown). I think there is a challenge in balancing those hops with roasty malts, but it can be done well, IMO. It also uses a fair amount of crystal and carapils, and less roasted grain than a typical porter or stout. The Janet's Brown is somewhat heavier with C hops. I would agree with that cascade does not seem all that heavy in the clone recipe, and I've seen clones for the SN beers that use a light touch with cascade. I haven't had either for at least 15 years, and their website suggests the porter no longer uses them. I believe Sierra Nevada Stout and Porter both used to have cascade featured. Good luck.Ĭlick to expand.I've never had Edmund Fitz, but I do think I saw it recently. these can be tough for a new brewer but I would put energy into these areas. I suggest your large problems might be along the lines of yeast health, ferm temp, oxidation, even quality of grain. Water chemistry is important, but many homebrewers make good beer using untreated tap water. IMO, water profile alone will not correct these type serious problems.

Philosophically speaking: You stated your previous brews were disastrous to pretty bad. As stated by Vikeman, without inputting your grain bill, the salts alone gives an incomplete picture of ph. It's been a while since I used Beersmith, but pretty sure if you build a recipe the water tab can "auto compute" salts to add to meet a given water profile/ph. Or modify grain bill to see if that helps. Then, you can "what if" any combination of salts and see how that effects ph. You can input your desired water target, but I would suggest their "London" profile will be more than adequate for a Porter. Hope this is correct, as I would be using RO to begin with (don't have a water quality report of my local water here in Mumbai, India).Ĭlick to expand.If you build your recipe in Brewers Friend, then select the green "Link" button at bottom of page it will import your grain bill to their water calculator.

I would love for somebody to tell me if I am doing something wrong here because I don't want to end up throwing darts in the dark, again!Īlso, the recipe calls for salt additions of Gypsym, Calcium Chloride & Baking Soda to hit a pH of around 5.5. Boil-off on Brewers Friend is somehow stuck at 1.5 Gallons per hour i.e around 6 Litres per hour which does not usually happen on my 10Ltr Stock Pot. Is this correct? Beersmith & the Brewer's Friend web-tool show very much different volumes of water mostly due to the boil-off rate. The recipe calls for 3.2Ltrs of Strike water & 3.49Litrs of Sparge water. Pre-Boil Gravity : 1.054, Original Gravity : 1.072, Final Gravity : 1.018 Hops include Cascade & Centennial (target - 36 IBU). So I have tried Beersmith and the Brewfather app, must say, I found Brewfather to be much more suitable so I am going to use that. All the 3 brews I have done so far have been using the Brewers Friend Windows Software which has stopped working.

I now am eager to brew a Porter (1 Gallon). I am 6 months into this hobby and have brewed 3 Pale Ales which have ranged from disastrous to pretty bad

Hello guys, first time poster (long time lurker) on these forums.