The American Practical Brewer And Tanner
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PROCESS.
200 Bushels of Pale Malt. 112 lb. Of Hops. 20 lb. Of Liquorice Ball 30 lb. Of Molasses, 4 lb. Of Grains of Paradise, ground.
Cleansed 81 Barrels.
Heat of first mashing liquor 169; mash one hour, stand two hours, rundown smartly; specific gravity of this wort 26 pound per barrel; secondmash 170, mash half an hour, stand one hour, run down as before;specific gravity of this wort 11 pound and a half per barrel; thirdmash 160, mash twenty minutes, stand half an hour; gravity si...x poundper barrel; divide these three runnings into two boilings; boil thefirst copper for three quarters of an hour, the second one hour, inboth cases as hard as possible; the hops and other ingredients shouldbe put in at the first boil, and so retained in the copper by means ofa strainer; pitch these worts at 64 degrees, giving two gallons ofsolid yest at first, with two gallons more in twelve hours after:remained in the tun about 60 hours, or until its attenuation reached 80degrees; used over the surface of the tun, before cleansing, four poundof ground ginger, half a pound of bay salt, and about half a peck ofwheaten flour, mixed all together, and scattered over the surface ofthe tun; roused well, and cleansed 81 barrels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PROCESS.
200 Bushels of Pale Malt. 112 lb. Of Hops. 20 lb. Of Liquorice Ball 30 lb. Of Molasses, 4 lb. Of Grains of Paradise, ground.
Cleansed 81 Barrels.
Heat of first mashing liquor 169; mash one hour, stand two hours, rundown smartly; specific gravity of this wort 26 pound per barrel; secondmash 170, mash half an hour, stand one hour, run down as before;specific gravity of this wort 11 pound and a half per barrel; thirdmash 160, mash twenty minutes, stand half an hour; gravity si...x poundper barrel; divide these three runnings into two boilings; boil thefirst copper for three quarters of an hour, the second one hour, inboth cases as hard as possible; the hops and other ingredients shouldbe put in at the first boil, and so retained in the copper by means ofa strainer; pitch these worts at 64 degrees, giving two gallons ofsolid yest at first, with two gallons more in twelve hours after:remained in the tun about 60 hours, or until its attenuation reached 80degrees; used over the surface of the tun, before cleansing, four poundof ground ginger, half a pound of bay salt, and about half a peck ofwheaten flour, mixed all together, and scattered over the surface ofthe tun; roused well, and cleansed 81 barrels.
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