Don’t Haze Me, Bro!

Juicy or Hazy Pale Ale BA – 03002

OG
1.056
FG
1.010
SRM
4.9
ABV
6.0%
IBU
38.9
Batch #
2026-12
Batch Size
6.00 gal
Boil Time
60 min
Status
On Tap
Brew Date
July 22, 2026
Tap Date
August 8, 2026
Conditioning
Keg
BU/GU
0.69
Carbonation
2.4 vol
ABW
4.8%
Kcal
183 12 oz
Real Extract
4.6° P
Attenuation
81.2% apparent
66.7% real

Fermentables

Genie PilsnerRoot Shoot
7.00 lbs|45.2%
Type
Grain
Origin
U.S.
Color
1.7 SRM
PPG
82.6
45.2%
SerenadeTroubadour
5.00 lbs|32.3%
Type
Grain
Origin
United States
Color
4.3 SRM
PPG
76.2
32.3%
Malted OatsRoot Shoot Malting
1.50 lbs|9.7%
Type
Grain
Origin
Loveland, Colorado
Color
2.4 SRM
PPG
54.1
9.7%
Wheat Flaked
1.50 lbs|9.7%
Type
Grain
Origin
US
Color
1.6 SRM
PPG
77.0
9.7%
AcidulatedWeyermann
0.50 lbs|3.2%
Type
Grain
Origin
Germany
Color
1.8 SRM
PPG
65.2

Hops

1.00 oz
Nectaron 9.3%
10 min Boil
0.50 oz
Galaxy 17.6%
10 min Boil
3.00 oz
Nectaron 9.3%
20 min hopstand @ 170°F
2.00 oz
Galaxy 17.6%
20 min hopstand @ 170°F
3.00 oz
Nectaron 9.3%
2 days
2.00 oz
Galaxy 17.6%
2 days
2.00 oz
Mosaic 11.1%
2 days

Non-Fermentables

9.30 g
Calcium Chloride (CaCl2) Water Agent
Mash
2.20 g
Epsom Salt (MgSO4) Water Agent
Mash
2.20 g
Gypsum (CaSO4) Water Agent
Mash
1.50 ml
Lactic Acid Water Agent
Mash

Yeasts

26 g
NE HazyDY124C
CellarScience

Equipment ProfileSS Brewtech SVBS 13-18LB grain bill

Batch Size
6.50gal
Boil Volume
8.03gal
Boil Time
60min
Evaporation Rate
12.45%per hour
Hop Utilization
100%
Trub Chiller Loss
0.25gal

Mash Profile Single Infusion - Medium Fermentability

Ideal Grain Temp
68°F

Mash Steps

Step 1
Temperature60 min
152°F

Fermentation and Aging

14 days
Primary
68°F

General Info

Water salt additions from Bru'n Water. 

Target profile: Calcium - 100; Magnesium - 18; Sodium - 16; Chloride - 150; Sulfate - 100; BiCarbonate - 0.

Procedure

Modified brew-in-a-bag to be able to do smaller batches for more experimental brews like this one.

Skipped the mash tun and mashed directly in the kettle as if my setup was a single vessel. Recirculated throught the entire mash while trying to keep the bag from coming in contact with the heating element - pretty much stirred constantly, but despite this, efficiency was ~63% (no sparge, so that isn't too bad).

Next time, can use the mash tun's false bottom as a barrier between the bag and the element. Still need to figure out an efficient way to let the bag drain.

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