7% New England IPA with Sabro and Galaxy hops

Now this beer is something unique. The best description I can give is Coconut Orange Creamsicle. The Sabro hops are crazy. I’d read about them a bit and heard how overpowering they can be. I’ve had a few commercial beers with Sabro hops, but now after brewing my own beer I know that it was not the featured hop in that batch.
This is unlike most things I’ve had! Here’s the details:
Basics | ||
Batch Size (fermentor): | 5 gallons | |
Boil Length: | 30 minutes | |
Mash Temp: | 152F | Single Infusion |
OG: | 1.069 (estimated) | 1.065 (actual) |
FG: | 1.013 (estimated) | 1.012 (actual) |
ABU: | 7.42% (estimated) | 6.96% (actual) |
IBU: | ?? | |
SRM: | 6.01 | |
Fermentables | ||
2-Row | 5.80 lbs | 44% |
Malted Oats | 5.80 lbs | 44% |
White Wheat | 0.70 lb | 5.3% |
Golden Naked Oats | 0.53lbs | 4% |
C20 | 0.36 lbs | 2.7% |
Total | 13.19 lbs | 100% |
Hops | ||
Yakima Hop Shot | 2 ml | FWH or 30 min |
Sabro | 2.5 oz | Whirlpool @ 170F |
Galaxy | 1.5 oz | Whirlpool @ 170F |
Sabro | 2.5 oz | Dryhop 12-24hrs after pitch |
Galaxy | 1 oz | Dryhop 12-24hrs after pitch |
Sabro | 2.5 oz | Dryhop 4 days after pitch |
Galaxy | 1 oz | Dryhop 4 days after pitch |
Total | 10.50 oz + 2 ml extract | |
Yeast | ||
Yeast Bay Sigmund’s Voss Kveik | 1 tablespoon Massive Underpitch | Pitch and ferment at 90F |
Water | ||
Mash pH | 5.25 | |
Calcium | 75 | |
Mg | n/a | |
Sodium | 30 | |
Sulfate | 75 | |
Chloride | 200 |
