BJCP Light Hybrid Beer Styles Sample Classic Commercial Examples Homebrewing Light Hybrids BJCP Light Hybrid Beer Styles Cream Ale 6a Blonde Ale 6b Kölsch 6c American Wheat or Rye Beer 6d ID: 337165
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Light Hybrid Beer Presentation
BJCP Light Hybrid Beer StylesSample Classic Commercial ExamplesHomebrewing Light HybridsSlide2
BJCP Light Hybrid Beer Styles
Cream Ale (6a)
Blonde Ale (6b)Kölsch (6c)American Wheat or Rye Beer (6d)Slide3
Cream Ale Style
An ale version of the American Lager Style – clean crisp flavorful light ale with low estersAmerican ingredients with up to 20% flaked maize and up to 20% glucoseOG: 1.042-1.055 FG: 1.006-1.012
ABV: 4.2-5.6% SRM: 2.5-5.0IBU: 15-20Slide4
Pizza Port Carlsbad Cream Ale
A soft drinking summer beer with a touch of pilsner malt
Different versions at each brewpub1.042 O.G 1.008 F.G.4.4%
ABVSlide5
Blonde Ale Style
A clean light soft malty beer with an un-agressive hop balance.Designed as entry level craft beer.
American malt, hops and yeast are typical.OG: 1.038-1.054 FG: 1.008-1.013ABV: 3.8-5.5% SRM: 3.0-6.0IBU: 15-28Slide6
Hollywood Blonde
Great Beer Company Started by homebrewers Steve Casselman and Maribeth
-Raines-CasselmanContract Brewed By Skyscraper Brewing for Great Beer CompanyUses Cologne
Kolsch yeastABV: 4.5%Slide7
Eel River California Blonde Ale
Founded 1995 in Fortuna, CaliforniaWorld’s first certified organic breweryOG: 1.050IBU: 10
ABV: 5.8%Slide8
Kölsch
StyleA crisp delicately balanced beer with subtle fruit flavors and aromasGerman
pils malt and noble hops with select attenuative ale yeastOG: 1.044-1.050 FG: 1.007-1.011
ABV: 4.4-5.2% SRM: 3.5-5.0IBU: 20-30Slide9
Reissdorf
KölschFounded in 1894 in Cologne, Germany90% Destroyed during WWIIKolsch Convention “Protected Geographical Indication” for Cologne in 1985
3 products: Kölsch, non-alcoholic Kölsch
and Beer ShnappsABV: 4.8%Slide10
Gaffel
KölschBrewery recorded at site in 1302Gaffel brewery founded in 1903 in CologneOver 70% of
Kölsch served in kegs at local pubs and restaurants3 products: Kölsch
, Light and Non-alcoholicABV: 4.8%Slide11
American Wheat or Rye Beer
Refreshing wheat or rye beer with less phenolic and ester character than German wheat stylesAmerican malt with large proportion of wheat malt is typical
OG: 1.040-1.055 FG: 1.010-1.016ABV: 4.0-5.5% SRM: 3-6IBU: 15-30Slide12
Brewery founded in 1984 in Washington
Hefeweizen created in 199360% Malted Wheat39% 2-Row1% CaramelOG: 1.050ABV: 5.2%IBU
: 18
Pyramid
Hefe-WeizenSlide13
Widmer
HefeweizenFounded in 1984 in OregonCreated first unfiltered American Hefeweizen
OG: 1.047 FG: 1.010ABV: 4.9
% SRM: 8IBU: 26Malts: Pale, Munich, Wheat, Extra Special
Hops: Alchemy, Willamette, CascadeSlide14
Brewing Light Hybrids – Malt
German Pilsner Malt base for
KölschAmerican Malts for other stylesMinimize crystal malts (undesirable residual sweetness)
Use light mild un-hopped malt extractsSlide15
Brewing Light Hybrids – Adjuncts
Use flaked maize and glucose to lighten body and create dry finish for Cream Ales
Use American 2-row malt base for Blonde AlesUse Pilsner malt for Kölsch
Use a 40-60% malted wheat for American Wheat BeerSubstitute rye for some or all of the wheat for American Rye Beer Slide16
Brewing Light Hybrids – Hops
Use low alpha acid noble hops or noble derivatives for
Kölsch (Hallertau,
Tettnang, Spalt, Hersbrucker, Mt. Hood)
Any hop variety can be used sparingly for other Light Hybrids
Finishing hops should be minimal if anySlide17
Brewing Light Hybrids– Water
Soft water preferred for Cream Ales (RO Water + 1.5 tsp/5gal CaSO4)
Water for other hybrids can varySan Diego filtered water okay – could be blended with RO water to soften the waterSlide18
Brewing Light Hybrids– Yeast
Use
attenuative ale yeastBJCP guidelines result in 76-84% attenuation
Create a large yeast starterRe-pitching from a previous fermentation is recommended for larger yeast pitchSlide19
Brewing Light Hybrids
MashingMash at low temperatures (149F) for dryer beerBoil
Minimize boil to avoid carmelizationSlide20
Fermenting Light Hybrids
Cool wort to fermentation temperatureAerate the wort
vigorously – 100% oxygenLow fermenation temp for Kölsch
(59-65F)