How to brew a 0.9% stout that tastes great - low ABV beer - grain to glass video

In this video, I will take you on a journey of brewing a flavorful 0.9% Stout from grain to glass. Join me in the film "How to Brew a 0.9% Stout That Tastes Great - Grain to Glass Video" as we explore the techniques and ingredients required to craft a low-alcohol Stout that doesn't compromise on taste.

I make my recipes with @Brewfather. Here is the recipe:

@UltraLowbrewing:

Brewing a Stout with a low alcohol content doesn't mean sacrificing flavor. In fact, it presents an exciting challenge to create a beer that's both satisfying and light. Throughout this video, I'll guide you through every step of the brewing process, from selecting the right grains to achieving a robust and rich flavor profile without the higher alcohol content.

We'll dive into key aspects such as mashing, boiling, hopping, and fermentation strategies tailored for a low-ABV Stout. I'll share insights on how to maximize the use of specialty malts and hops to achieve a balanced and full-bodied flavor experience, even in a beer with lower alcohol.

Whether you're a seasoned brewer looking for innovative recipes or a newcomer eager to explore the world of low-alcohol brewing, this video will equip you with the knowledge and techniques to create a Stout that's big on taste while remaining light on alcohol.

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[bobaer]

Tak. Jeg er en af dem der har skrevet til dig omkring dette emne

[stuffabouteverything]

Great tips, never thought about adding glycerin to beers, have been it using for a couple of years to add mouthfeel to some of my wines that needed a bit of a boost, but will try it in my next low abv stout.

[Robust]

Cool to hear. I want to try both your low abv recipes. 😊

[Braumeister]

😅What an amazing coincidence! I was just planning a low ABV stout as my next beer for the fall… Great stuff!

[stevegerla]

How much would you add if you wanted to use glycerine and lactose to the 5 gallon batch

[stevegerla]

Hi I only ended up with OG of 1.022. Maybe too much total water and bad grain crush. Used Windsor ale yeast after two days not sign of fermentation. Is this going to be worth carbonating

[DavidLuger]

What would happen to the abv if you mashed the dark grains separately at 160F / 71C ? (Trying to diminish the toasted character a little bit.)Thanks for the info about glycerin. Without using (and avoiding) a pH meter, I add 4 oz / 115 grams of acidulated malt to low alcohol brews. Any thoughts?

[erobin]

The recipe from the video doesn't match the recipe from the "more" section.

[jeffroach]

Great video. Only pH of 4.5 or less won't protect you completely from pathogens. These beers should never be aged at the Homebrew level. Not only can the beer get contaminated but so can all the draft lines and faucets.
Keep making great videos 🍺

[heymulen]

You just always go with 6 grams of sugar per liter, no matter the beer style so you're around 2.35 co2 volume in all your beers ??