Brewing a Dry Irish Stout WITHOUT NITRO?? (Elder Root Stout - D&D)

Dry Irish Stout is a fantastic examplar of old-world Stouts but where did the Stout come from, and what makes it different to other Stouts?

Find out about the history of the Dry Irish Stout as well as how to brew your own version, and what it ends up tasting like!

Iʹm tackling the D&D Elder Root Stout in this series of brewing D&D beers. With this style I decided to try and make a Dry Irish Stout, the drink made famous by Arthur Guinness and drunk all over the world!

What would Beers and Ales in the world of Dungeons and Dragons taste like? Iʹm putting this to the test and brewing the entirety of the D&D Ales list with my own rendition of them!

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Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Intro
00:00:14 - Elder Root Stout Description
00:00:39 - Dry Irish Stout History
00:02:41 - Recipe
00:03:45 - Brew Day
00:05:10 - Kegging
00:05:51 - Ordering an Elder Root Stout
00:06:25 - Tasting and Final Look
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Recipe for 14L (3 Gallons) - 60 Minute Boil ~ 4.7% ABV:
* 2kg Maris Otter (66.5%)
* 670g Flaked Barley (22.3%)
* 270g Roasted Barley (9%)
* 70g Acidulated Malt (2.3%)
* 34.1g East Kent Goldings (30.8 IBU) @ 60
* Teaspoon of Yeast Nutrient @ 15
* Half a Protafloc @ 5
* OYL-005 Irish Ale Yeast
* Mash @ 66C (149F) for 60 minutes
* Boil for 60 minutes.
* Ferment @ 20C for 7 days

OG: 1.042
FG: 1.007
ABV: 4.7%
IBU: 31

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[NikitaVorontsov]

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[jimbobua]

Man love your work! Would love for you to continue the fantasy beer series, especially Witcher beers! Cheers

[justincutajar]

The imitation nitro works a treat. I do this with Home brew neipa for an added dimension.
Worth a shot!

[beeroquoisnation]

This vidya is great. The theatrical addition evoked smiles and laughter. The beer presents well, and inspires temptation to try brewing it. Cheers.

[ourdubbellife]

This is the second time I've watched one of your videos and said "well, thats what I'm brewing next!". I made a table beer based on your recipe last week. Now I have to go to my homebrew shop again, darn ;)

[TheApartmentBrewer]

Great sounding stout! I think they're wonderfully simple yet delicious beers, cant beat it!

[veskobrews]

Looks and sounds absolutely delicious! I tried the syringe hack and it works... for a minute or so, but definitely changes the taste-perception as if I am drinking nitro. Excellent content as usual! Thank you!

[bonsang]

in case of a lack of inspiration feel free to review The Stormlight Archives universe.

[RetroSpecMusic]

Found your channel recently, and binged through a few videos. Great content 👍 I'm not a D&D player, but love the concept of going through your versions of fantasy inspired beers.
The best all grain beer I've made to date has been a classic dry Irish stout, however I didn't use any acid malt. Did you find it was a worthwhile addition?

[BalgowanBrewery]

Love the nitro hack! Brew a LOTR beverage please. Cheers

[stephenrandallsinclair]

LOTR for sure!!! Or Butter beer anyone??

[davec]

Did use any pressure during fermentation ?
If you did how much?

[markhaythorne]

What happened to your RIMS system, didn’t it work out?