AHS Heller Bock (5A) - MINI MASH Homebrew Ingredient Kit

Item Number: BE1-R05681-4

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A true pale bock: strong, malty and satisfying. It is similar in style to Spaten Premium Bock.

Specialty malts: Crystal 40L
Featured hops: Perle

O.G. = 1.071
F.G. = 1.016
Approximately 7.2% ABV
Approximately 241 Cal / 12 oz
Makes 5 US gallons

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Dan Pedersen
Heller Bock

Brewed on 6-8-20. OG 1.064 FG 1.014 6.6 ABV. Pitched at 74 degrees cooled to 61 degrees till day 9. 13 days in primary. 2 day dicytal rest @ room temp. Lagered 4 weeks at 38 degrees. Bottled and conditioned 2 weeks, no carb so waited 2 more weeks. Plenty of carb, but " green " taste. Cidery taste. Waited another 2 weeks to sample . Still cidery taste. 2 weeks later in the fridge and that cidery taste is going away. PROST! Purchased a digital temp controller to zero in on fermentation.

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Old Site Reviewer
Classic Review

This is what I would consider a "serious beer" Malty, High in alcohol content. I took this to a beer tasting party where I presented 12 other homebrews of mine. I expected only the "serious" beer people to appreciate it.. I was surprised this one got the most favorable comments. Wives of my brewing buddies who claimed not to really like beer (they perferred wine) said that it was the best beer at the whole tasting. While I didn't agree with that, I personally feel that the burning alcohol sensastion that I get in my upper palate is too strong. It is still dang tasty. It loves to age, so let it.

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Classic Review

Used the LMM version - my first brew. I didn't perform temperature control exactly and did a diacetyl rest too early. It's been bottle conditioning for 4 weeks and it has not lost the off flavors - definitely not a simple beer for the first timer. Start off with ales that have an OG at or below 1.5, work your way up to lagers, do a few then try this. It's simply a big beer that needs and experience hand.

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