Sol Cerveza Clone Recipe Kit

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Sol Cerveza Clone Recipe Kit

Pure and light in appearance hints at its extraordinary drinking ability. Light to medium body and well balanced with hops to create a light and refreshing brew that you won't be able to put down. Clean, refreshing and easy to drink!

Yield : 5 Gallons

Original Gravity : 1.047

Final Gravity : 1.012

Color / SRM : 3.52

Alcohol by Volume : 4.51%

IBU (anticipated, alpha acids can fluctuate) : 11

Specialty Grains : Flaked Maize

Hops : Tettnang

Recipe Includes : Liquid Malt, Specialty Grains & Hops, Corn Sugar

View The Sol Cerveza Clone Recipe Kit Instructions here.

Q: How many gallons does this make? 1? 5?

Asked by: Michael Goodwillie - 5/2/2021

A: all of our recipes will follow the industry standard 5 gallons, unless otherwise noted in the item title and description for smaller volumes

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Answer provided by: Aaron (5/2/2021)

Q: which yeast will give me the most authentic SOL taste?

Asked by: LAURENCE A COLEMAN - 11/10/2020

A: I like to use the white labs wlp940 Mexican lager as the best bet

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Answer provided by: Aaron (11/11/2020)

Q: Well, my grain bag broke while steeping! I continued to brew, according to the recipe. I ended up with quite a bit of flaked maize in primary! When I rack to secondary, should I try a strainer to catch some of the grain, or will it settle in the trub? I didn't want to dump it, because it smells amazing! Thanks in advance, Edward

Asked by: EDWARD GRIGGY - 3/29/2020

A: straining away as much as possible would be the best bet at this point to limit it from ending up in the bottles or keg

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Answer provided by: Aaron (3/29/2020)

Q: I am going to secondary ferment this recipe. Do I still pytch all the yeast in the primary? Is the secondary mainly for the beer to be more clear? Thanks! You guys rock!

Asked by: EDWARD GRIGGY - 3/26/2020

A: The secondary is more for clarifying and conditioning so all the yeast would be added to the primary fermenter

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Answer provided by: Aaron (3/26/2020)

Q: How many bags of boost can be added to boost AL. content, without changing the taste?

Asked by: Jack Benjamin - 1/30/2018

A: This would vary based on the yeast used. I would stick under 2 addtions for the yeast offered on the kit

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Answer provided by: Aaron (1/31/2018)

Q: Newbie here, wondering about using Safale-05 with this cerveza kit. Isn't that an ale yeast? If I use it here will the beer still taste light, like a Sol? And, would I ferment at ale temp or lager temp? Thanks.

Asked by: Bill - 6/15/2017

A: When using US-05 this will still ferment as an Ale. That being said, US-05 is a clean fermenting yeast that will get you pretty close to a lager. It's not going to be exact, but it's very close. We have had great success making this recipe with the 05 and many others have as well!

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Answer provided by: Tim (6/15/2017)

Q: What is average time in primary and secondary?

Asked by: Mike Reid - 6/6/2017

A: Primary will be from 7-10 days and secondary will typically last 2-4 weeks depending on if the batch is lagered or fermented with an ale yeast

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Answer provided by: Aaron (6/9/2017)

Q: what is the ideal temperature for fermentation, primary and secondary?

Asked by: robert ogden - 10/18/2016

A: The ideal temperature for fermentation is 64-72, same for secondary. Dramatic rises and drops in temperature will contribute to off flavors.

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Answer provided by: Desiree (11/3/2016)

Q: Can I do this with a full boil? What should I change?

Asked by: Eric Molloy - 3/13/2016

A: Depends on the size of equipment that you have.

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Answer provided by: Desiree (3/14/2016)

Q: I followed the recipe, but found that the maize soaked up so much of the wort that I had to add 3 1/2 gal to the wort to get to 5 gallons. The og was 1.030. - It is in secondary now, smelled ok when racked. But I am concerned it will be so watered down. I wish I would've known how much of the water the maize soaked up. This was my 10th brew - still a newbie and learning but this seemed way off the mark. Should I still bottle it or scrap it? Anyone else with this experience? I've mostly have brewed IPAs.

Asked by: Bonnie - 2/7/2016

A: It is still gonna be beer, just a little light so I would keep it. I would also say evaporation occurred.

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Answer provided by: Desiree (2/9/2016)

Q: does this kit come complete ingredients to brew a batch ?

Asked by: snane mcintyre - 8/2/2015

A: This 5 gallon kit includes, LME, Corn Sugar, Crushed Specialty Grains w/bag & Hops. All you will need to do is select a yeast strain from the options. If you are bottling you will need bottle caps and priming sugar as well.

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Answer provided by: Robert (8/4/2015)

Q: What is the purpose of the flaked corn as there are no enzymes to convert the gelatinized corn starch to maltose for fermentation?

Asked by: martin - 5/13/2015

A: Like all other extract recipes with steeping grains, the corn is used for color and flavor.

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Answer provided by: Carson (5/14/2015)

Q: What is the type of LME used in this recipe?

Asked by: Ian - 1/28/2015

A: Pale liquid malt extract. Normally Briess or Canadian Malting, depends on what we have in stock.

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Answer provided by: Chris (1/29/2015)

Q: Is the "dry Yeast" option the recommended 1056 or equivalent ale yeast?

Asked by: daniel - 12/30/2014

A: The dry yeast option would be Safale US-05, which is an equivalent of Wyeast 1056.

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Answer provided by: Carson (12/30/2014)

Q: What is the ABV on this?

Asked by: Andy - 12/9/2014

A: This beer will be around 4.8% ABV.

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Answer provided by: Robert (12/11/2014)

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Sol Cerveza Clone Recipe Kit

Q: How many gallons does this make? 1? 5?

Q: which yeast will give me the most authentic SOL taste?

Q: I am going to secondary ferment this recipe. Do I still pytch all the yeast in the primary? Is the secondary mainly for the beer to be more clear? Thanks! You guys rock!

Q: How many bags of boost can be added to boost AL. content, without changing the taste?

Q: Newbie here, wondering about using Safale-05 with this cerveza kit. Isn't that an ale yeast? If I use it here will the beer still taste light, like a Sol? And, would I ferment at ale temp or lager temp? Thanks.

Q: What is average time in primary and secondary?

Q: what is the ideal temperature for fermentation, primary and secondary?

Q: Can I do this with a full boil? What should I change?

Q: does this kit come complete ingredients to brew a batch ?

Q: What is the purpose of the flaked corn as there are no enzymes to convert the gelatinized corn starch to maltose for fermentation?

Q: What is the type of LME used in this recipe?

Q: Is the "dry Yeast" option the recommended 1056 or equivalent ale yeast?

Q: What is the ABV on this?

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