(brewed 04/23)
Ella was anxious to help Daddy brew today!

I squeezed in an unplanned Patersbier brewday today. All went well, I hit my OG and volume targets. Things went surprisingly quick too- about 4 hours total including setup, up tear down, and clean up. Must be the new kettle ;)
I tweaked the recipe slightly, dropped a half pound of base malt to account for efficiency and attenuation, and added 2oz of Carapils, which is my new go-to for head retention. I am anxious to see how this one turns out. I plan on cold crashing and an extended secondary so that this one will really clear up.
I followed up the brewday by power washing my deck - good times.


| 8.5 lbs. | Belgian Pils Malt |
| 2 oz. | Cara-Pils® Malt |
| 1 oz. | Hallertau Tradition (Pellets, 4.7 %AA) boiled 60 min. |
| .5 oz. | Czech Saaz (Pellets, 3.2 %AA) boiled 10 min. |
| Yeast : | White Labs WLP530 Abbey Ale |
Below are some clickable pics from brewday:
Penrose in action:

Brewing a Patersbier, drinking an Altersbier:

Look at that, I took a sample by myself!

I need to work on my whirlpool:

Mobile Brewery staging area: