Yes it entirely possible to make a non-alcoholic beer that tastes like regular beer (and better than commercial offerings), all at home! In this video, I make a non-alcoholic stout that tastes like the real thing – and sent it across the country to prove it!
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Recipe on Brewfather: https://share.brewfather.app/Qrr035KrxD0Uhb
Recipe for 5 gallons (19 L) , your efficiency may vary:
“Expect the Unexpected”
0.8% ABV 21 IBU
3.5 lb Simpsons Golden Promise (43.8%)
1.5 lb Flaked Oats (18.8%)
0.5 lb Weyermann Acidulated Malt (6.3%)
0.5 lb Briess Bonlander Munich (6.3%)
0.5 lb Weyermann Carafa Special II (6.3%)
0.5 lb Weyermann Caramunich I (6.3%)
0.5 lb Briess Chocolate Malt (6.3%)
0.5 lb Briess Roasted Barley (6.3%)
Mash:
Cold non-enzymatic mash overnight at 35 F (2 C)
Water (ppm): Ca: 129, Mg 10, Na 62, Cl 163, SO4 132, HCO3 157
Add to 8 gal (30 L) RO water: 6g Baking soda, 10g CaCl2, 3g Epsom, 5g Gypsum
30 min boil:
30 min – Add 0.5 oz (14g) Magnum (12% AA)
OG: 1.015
Yeast: US-05
Ferment for 3-7 days at 65 F (18 C). Arrest fermentation when ABV reaches 0.5%
FG: 1.009
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0:00 Intro and welcome
0:42 Cold mash approach
2:30 Food safety note
3:40 Recipe
8:43 Brew day
10:52 Fermentation plan
13:30 Fermentation follow-up
14:00 Pour and tasting notes
18:59 Surprise guest taster!
22:57 Potential Improvements
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Thanks for spoiling the surprise guest π
Thanks Brian for coming on and tasting the beer! Really enjoyed your feedback!
I’d be interested in the nitrogen angle.
Would putting it on handpull help with the body and mouthfeel?
I’m brewing this in my Anvil right now and it smells delicious! I noticed the PH is about 4.9 during the boil, should I expect the PH to lower during fermentation or do I need to add some additional salts/etc. to drop the PH before fermenting? (I’ll go and check the Palmer book as well.) Update: It ended at 1.2 OG and a 5.2 PH and tasted very mineral like. I didn’t use RO water so I’m going to retry this tomorrow with RO and not squeeze the grain bag this time.
Sounds like the water probably had an impact there. Let us know what happens when you rebrew it!
Did you adjust the pH to below 3.9 post-fermentation? Cheers!