Brewing SCOTTISH ALE - This Beer Style Should be WAY More Popular

Do you like the idea of a beer with rich maltiness, flavors of toasted hazelnuts, toffee, chocolate and fruitcake flavors, all while remaining supremely easy to drink? If so, you should really brew a Scottish-style ale. In todays video, follow along as I make this exceptional and hard-to-find style of beer. This recipe also took Silver in Scottish and Irish Ale at the Bay Area Mashers World Cup of Beer competition!
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Recipe for 5 gallons (19 L) , your efficiency may vary:

"Boadicea's Broadsword"

5.0% ABV 19 IBU

8 lb Simpsons Golden Promise (73.6%)
1 lb Weyermann Munich I (9.2%)
0.75 lb Simpsons Golden Naked Oats (6.9%)
0.25 lb Simpsons Light Crystal (2.3%)
0.25 lb Simpsons Medium Crystal (2.3%)
0.25 lb Simpsons Crystal DRC (2.3%)
0.25 lb Fawcett Pale Chocolate Malt (2.3%)
2 oz Weyermann Carafa Special III (1.2%)

Mash:
-Overnight Mash at 154 F (67 C) with optionally programmed step to mashout and back down to 152 F to prevent extra conversion or astringency.

Water (ppm): Ca: 77, Mg 13, Na 26, Cl 136, SO4 107, HCO3 0
Add to 8 gal (30 L) RO water: 6g CaCl2, 2g NaCl, 4g Epsom (MgSO4), 3g Gypsum (CaSO4)

60 min boil:
60 min - 0.75 oz (21g) Boadicea (7.2% AA) (19 IBU)

OG: 1.054

Yeast: Imperial A31 Tartan
Ferment at 62F (16 C) for 7-10 days, then package once FG is stable.

FG: 1.015
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0:00 Intro and welcome
0:46 Beer description and approach
4:05 Recipe
10:13 Brew day
12:30 Fermentation guidance
16:38 Fermentation follow-up
17:07 Pour and tasting notes
25:31 Potential improvements
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