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What affect does a very thin mash have on my beer?
I created a very thin mash when not paying attention. I was brewing a Brown Ale when I hit the hose to my sparge tank witch dumped 4-6 quarts of sparge liquor to the mash. If I just "dumped malt" into the mash it will be sort of an Imperial BA, something very close to a Porter.
Do it now?
Wait?
Do not add any grain?
What affect does a very thin mash have on my beer?
A thinner mash does not negatively affect the enzymatic activity of barley. What a thin mash does is favor diastatic activity over proteolytic enzyme activity.
Recall that the enzymes we are concerned about in modern highly modified barley is the alpha and beta amylases. These enzymes work to degrade endosperm starches to simpler sugars. The processes of starch reduction by enzymes are liquification and saccharification. Liquification and saccharification work together in the mash to produce sugars which will later be fermented by yeast. But barley also contains protein-degrading enzymes.
In the past and sometimes today proteolytic enzymes are activated to degrade the protein in barley. Today, this is a much less required step in the brewers’ mash due to malts with a lower protein fraction . Yet, malt is not protein free and it contains a variety of proteins, both catalytic and substrate sources. What a brewer would do is conduct a protein rest allowing the activated enzymes to “breakdown” long chain branched proteins to much smaller units. Some of these were basic protein units called amino acids, which the yeast requires for its cell membranes and bio-activities. The importance of proteins relates to yeast health and quality of its fermentation (attenuation) activity. The proteolytic enzymes are most active at low and mid temperature ranges. {below about 142F} If you did not employ these lower temperatures you have nothing to be concerned about. In addition, I assume you are using a highly modified malt and not an under modified or 6-row variety so proteins are not a concern for you (?). This brings us back to relative thickness of your mash.
Generally, a “thicker” mash favors proteolytic activity and “thinner” mashes favor diastatic activity. Your thinner mash is likely to produce more fermentable or dextrinous wort depending on the mash temperature you employed for this mashing run.
Results depending upon your mash temperature?:
A thinner ale with a slightly higher ABV than target?
A slightly more bodied ale with a lower ABV than target?
At the time of brewing I would have done nothing and just have waited it out. You can always make adjunct adjustments in the kettle to increase your specific gravity if needed.
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TWO BEER QUEERS EP01: Drop Top Amber Ale & Kona Brewing Pipeline Porter PART 01
Samuel Adams Beers, 13 Tasty Flavors, 4 Seasonal Beers, and 4 Bar Stool Collectables
Boston, Massachusetts is the brewing location of one of the best selling American lagers, Samuel Adams. Obviously, Sam Adams was named after the famous American patriot who was famous for his role as the “brewer” in the American Revolution. Not sure if that means he was found on a bar stool a lot or if it was a broader term back then, either way this beer has definitely got some American spirit. From the label to the advertisements, it seems that Sam Adams has a way of taking us back to our roots through thirteen different flavors. After seeing this list it is no wonder that this Boston Beer Company is the largest America-owned brewery in the country.
If you have never tried a Sam Adams, get to it. The original has a great taste but there are also thirteen other variations that will leave you asking for more.
Boston Lager- the original Sam Adams
Sam Adams Light- a lighter Boston Lager
Boston Ale-
Pale Ale-
Cherry Wheat-
Cream Stout-
Brown Ale-
Hefeweizen-
Scotch Ale-
Black Lager-
Honey Porter-
Irish Red-
Blackberry Witbier-
Additionally, the Boston Beer Company also offers four seasonal beers a year, they are White Ale (for January through March), Summer Ale (April through August), Octoberfest (for August through October), and the Winter Lager (from November to January).
There is also the Brewer Patriot collection which eclusively includes:
- Traditional Ginger Honey Ale
- James Madison Dark Wheat Ale
- George Washington Porter
- 1790 Root Beer Brew
Try one during your favorite season and see for yourself just how good Sam Adams Beer really is.
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