IPA (Crankshaft) Extract Recipe

This BDF recipe pack is our clone of Crankshaft. The BDF Crankshaft clone is similar to a West Coast IPA with notes of citrus, pine and floral. For lovers of a full flavoured beer.

Included in the recipe pack is:

Thomas cooper’s – Bootmakers Pale Ale

Cooper’s – Pale Malt

500g Corn Syrup

Citra Hops

Simcoe Hops

Centennial Hops

Ale Yeast

Instructions:

Clean and sanitise all equipment i.e. fermenter, spoon, can opener etc.

Pour the contents of the extract cans into a 30L fermenter. Rinse the remaining extract out with roughly 2 litres of hot water & add to fermenter. Stir till evenly distributed.

Top fermenter up to 23L using hot or cold water to get the required fermentation temperature (15-18c). Mix well.

At this point you have the option to take a gravity reading and note it.

Pitch yeast over the top of the wort. Mix thoroughly. Seal up fermenter, add airlock and allow to ferment.

On day 6 of fermentation sprinkle hop pellets over the top of beer.

Take gravity readings on day 9 -10 onwards to confirm fermentation has completed. If the gravity has stabilised the beer is ready to be bottled/kegged.

Allow to condition for 4 weeks if bottling. If kegging, then check out our kegging guide here. Lastly don’t forget to drink responsibly and often.