Re: Sixpoint Righteous rye ale

Mon Apr 25, 2011 11:01 am

I got in touch with Shane at Sixpoint and he provided the following info:
Try using a good amount of Northern Brewer hops for flavor and bittering. That's the key for a nice, herbal spiciness.

The use about 20-25% rye in the mash, and definitely add some rice hulls to avoid clogging.

We use some dark crystals to round out the grain bill, and a base mostly of Maris Otter 2-row pale malt. Add a pinch of Chocolate and you got yourself a Righteous Rye.

I asked a couple of follow-up questions, and he added:
I recommend using a nice clean neutral yeast like 007 from white labs. A good pinch of chocolate rye wouldn't hurt either. For dark crystal matls, 120L is perfect and highly recommended :-)
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Re: Sixpoint Righteous rye ale

Wed Apr 27, 2011 4:13 pm

awesome, this is going into my list of to-dos...

Let me know how it comes for you.
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