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  <atom:title type="text">electronic.alchemy :: Kolsch</atom:title>
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  <atom:subtitle type="xhtml"><html:div xmlns:html="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">This recipe produces a rather nice rendition of the traditional beer brewed in Cologne, Germany. A "hybrid" consisting of fermentation with an ale yeast followed by lagering to temper the fruitiness, the end result is in the best "altbier" tradition.  K&#xC3;&#xB6;lsch-style beers are best enjoyed young; the fruitiness and slightly floral aroma will diminish over the course of 6 months.<html:p class="paragraph"/>
<html:b class="bold">Grain bill</html:b><html:p class="paragraph"/>
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<html:li>6 oz 10&#xC2;&#xB0; crystal malt</html:li>
<html:li>4 oz dextrine malt</html:li>
<html:li>9 lb german lager (pils) malt<html:p class="paragraph"/></html:li>
</html:ul><html:b class="bold">Mash procedure</html:b><html:p class="paragraph"/>
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<html:li>30 minutes @ 122&#xC2;&#xB0;</html:li>
<html:li>90 minutes @ 152&#xC2;&#xB0;<html:p class="paragraph"/></html:li>
</html:ul><html:b class="bold">Hops additions</html:b><html:p class="paragraph"/>
Adjusted for high pH, for neutral brewing water, increase amounts by 20-25%<html:p class="paragraph"/>
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<html:li>.8 oz Tettnanger 60 minutes</html:li>
<html:li>.2 oz Tettnanger 15 minutes<html:p class="paragraph"/></html:li>
</html:ul>Ferment at 52-58&#xC2;&#xB0; with Wyeast K&#xC3;&#xB6;lsch yeast.
Lager at 35&#xC2;&#xB0; for 4 weeks.</html:div></atom:subtitle>
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