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Bad Dad IPA

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Bad Dad IPA

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Beer Style: India Pale Ale 
Recipe Type: partial mash
Yield: 5 gallons

Description:

Brew a flavorful gluten-free India Pale Ale at home with this partial-mash Bad Dad IPA recipe that blends pale millet, buckwheat, and roasted millet malts with Citra, Cascade, Simcoe, and Horizon hops. Designed for gluten-free homebrewing with sorghum syrup and amylase enzymes, this gluten-free beer recipe yields a balanced 5.4% ABV IPA with robust hop character and rich malt depth — a standout option for gluten-free beer lovers.

Ingredients:

  • 5 lbs pale millet malt
  • 1 lb pale buckwheat malt
  • 1 lb dutch roasted millet malt
  • 1 lb munich millet malt
  • 3.3 lbs sorghum syrup
  • 1/2 lb coconut sugar
  • 1/2 lb maltodextrin
  • 1 oz citra hops
  • 1 oz cascade hops
  • 1/2 oz simcoe hops
  • 1/2 oz horizon hops
  • SEBAmyl L and Termamyl SC DS per dosing and temperature recommendations
  • 1 packet London ESB yeast

Additional Instructions

Primary Ferment: 7 days

Beer Profile

Original Gravity: 1.07
Final Gravity: 1.028
Alcohol by Vol: 5.4%
Color SRM: 0.0
Bitterness IBU: 0.0
Recipe Type: partial mash
Yield: 5.0 Gallons
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Procedure:

Mash the grains in 16 quarts of water at 155 degrees for 15 min.

Increase temp to 185 degrees for 30 min.

Add 4 quarts of cold water and reduce temp to 145 degrees then add enzymes. Keep at 145 for 90 min.

Increase to 160 degrees for 30 min.

Sparge grains

Bring to rolling boil for 30 min.

After the 30 minutes of boil, add all sugars/syrups as well as 1/2 oz of cascade, horizon, and simcoe hops. Continue boil.

After 45 min of boil, add 1/2 oz of citra hops

After 70 min of boil, add another 1/2 oz of citra hops

After 85 min of boil, add 1/2 oz of cascade hops.

Total boil time will be 90 min. After 90 min, cool wort to 90 degrees as quickly as possible. Pitch yeast.

Primary fermentation for 7 days at 68 degrees. A typical basement temperature.

Then bottle (with priming sugars) and store at 68 degrees for 14 days.

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