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Three Kings Belgian Trippel Recipe

A very pale, very strong ale brewed with Pilsner malt and a generous portion of sugar to lighten the body and boost the alcohol. The Belgian yeast strain provides a complex, spicy character.

Jan 7, 2014 - 2 min read

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Style: 18C Belgian Tripel

Original Gravity (est): 1.076 ABV (est): 7.6%

Final Gravity (est): 1.018 IBU (est): 35.1

All Grain Recipe

Grain

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9.5 lbs German Pilsner

1 lbs Dextrine/Carafoam

Hops

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1.5 oz Tradition (60 minutes)

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2 oz Saaz (15 minutes)

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2 lb Table Sugar (15 minutes)

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Yeast

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Belgian Ale (Wy 1388/3522) (WP 545/570)

Mash grains for 60 minutes at 148 degrees. Add sugar 15 minutes before end of boil.

Partial Mash Recipe

Extract

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5.5 lbs Pilsner Liquid Malt Extract

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Grain

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2.5 lbs German Pilsner

1 lbs Dextrine/Carafoam

Hops

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1.5 oz Tradition (60 minutes)

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2 oz Saaz (15 minutes)

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Additives

2 lb Table Sugar (15 minutes)

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Yeast

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Belgian Ale (Wy 1388/3522) (WP 545/570)

Mash grains for 60 minutes at 148 degrees. Add sugar 15 minutes before end of boil.

Extract Recipe

Extract

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8 lbs Pilsner Liquid Malt Extract

Hops

1.5 oz Tradition (60 minutes)

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2 oz Saaz (15 minutes)

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Additives

2 lb Table Sugar (15 minutes)

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Yeast

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Belgian Ale (Wy 1388/3522) (WP 545/570)

Add sugar 15 minutes before end of boil.

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