Cheating Spouse Pina Colada All Grain Beer Kit
Brand : Label Peelers
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Cheating Spouse
Hazy Pineapple IPA with a hint of Coconut (Pina Colada Beer)
Batch Size 5 gallons
Brew house efficiency 72%
OG: 1.072 (Including late juice concentrate additions)
FG: 1.011
ABV: 8%
IBU: 42What's in the Box
Ingredients-
4 oz of Coconut Flavoring
1 sachet of US-05
12lbs Brewers Malt
8 oz Carapils
Hop/ Adjunct Schedule-
1 oz Nugget (60 min)
1 oz Mosaic (30 min)
1 oz Mosaic (15 min)
2 oz Amarillo (Flameout)
1 can Old Orchard Pineapple frozen juice concentrate (Flameout not included)
2 cans Old Orchard Pineapple frozen juice concentrate (1 week into fermentation, not included)
Directions
1)Mash at 150F
2) Follow above Hop/adjunct schedule
3)At flame out-- whirlpool wort for about 1 minute (I use a red devil paint stirrer)
4)Allow wort to stand for 20 minutes with cover on. (Builds a good whirlpool cone)
5)Cool wort to 70F (I use a plate chiller) and transfer to fermenter.
6)Aerate wort-----(I use a sanitized red devil paint stirrer and run near the surface to whip in a good froth)
7)Add dry yeast (US-05 or S-04) *for 10 gallon batches I use 1 packet of each.
8) Ferment in a cool location (64F-68F)
9)Following 1 week of fermentation add 2 cans of Old Orchard Pineapple frozen juice concentrate**.
**(Sanitize the outside of the cans before opening)
**When calculating ABV there are 150g of sugar in each can of juice concentrate.
10) When fermentation is complete keg beer.
Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.
Reviews
Good tasting beer, instructions lacking
"It tastes good, but I wasn't sure when to add the coconut flavor."
Just Right Coconut
"I used 3 oz of the coconut instead of the full 4 oz provided. Kept the coconut in the background...the way I like it. The ladies were guzzling this on the 4th of July. Not a bitter IPA..."