Gyle 219 – West Coast IPA

The best coast. 30 minute mash, 30 minute boil, 30 minute flameout.

MASH ADDITIONS:

Crisp Maris Otter (EBC 6 / 96%) – 3200g

Crisp Extra Light Crystal (EBC 100 / 4%) – 135g

BOIL ADDITIONS:

Columbus (15.8 AA / Leaf) – 8g / 60 minutes

1/2 Protafloc Tablet / 15 minutes

Simcoe (14 AA / Leaf) – 5g / 10 minutes

Cascade (5.6 AA / Leaf) – 25g / Flameout for 30 minutes (Utilization 9%)

Citra (14.2 AA / Leaf) – 19g / Flameout for 30 minutes (Utilization 9%)

Mosaic (13.4 AA / Leaf) – 15g / Flameout for 30 minutes (Utilization 9%)

Simcoe CRYO (22.9 AA / Pellet) – 25g / Dry Hop

Citra CRYO (23 AA / Pellet) – 13g / Dry Hop

MINERALS:

Gypsum – None

Epsom Salt – None

IBU: 74.59

SRM: 6.73

TARGET KETTLE VOLUME: 12.1 litres

TARGET PACKAGED VOLUME: 9 litres

STRIKE VOLUME: 13.9 litres / 138mm @ 69.1°C

SPARGE VOLUME: 3 litres taken from the strike water

CHILLING VOLUME: 2 litres @ 5°C

MASH: 65°C / 30 minutes, wrapped up

BOIL: 30 minutes @ power level 8

FININGS: 1/2 Protafloc tablet

CHILLED: Yes

FERMENTER TRANSFER: Full

YEAST: 5.5g CML Five

FERMENTER TEMP: Ambient 18°C

SPUNDING PRESSURE: None

EFFICIENCY: 70%

OG: (1.057) 1.062

FG: (1.011) 1.012

ATTENUATION: (78%) 80%

ABV: (6.49%) 6.5%

PRIMING SUGAR: 2.4 volumes / 53.6g

PACKAGED VOLUME: litres

INGREDIENT COST: £

COST PER PINT: p

BREWING NOTES: What an incredible west coast colour! Water volumes all over the place. 74g of leaf hops is a bit unmanageable in the sieve at the end. 50g dry hop is the max I think I can do due to fermenter space. 2 hr 45 min brewday. 30 minute mash and boil seemed to work well. Dry hopped 12/03/25 and placed in the fridge the following day. Hops in the fermenter smelt fantastic.

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