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A final Mild recipe for Mild Month. OK, it’s one day into June, but I couldn’t resist.
Especially as it’s another Tetley recipe. F, which I’m pretty sure stands for Family Ale. A bottled beer I remember from my time living in Leeds. In those days it looked very much like a bottled version of their Mild.
https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-uWguzBggw5M/V0l-ApIILgI/AAAAAAAAZ6I/8tbMaNPTGdQi-zUk2rQ1NaxG0386XEx-gCLcB/s640/Tetleys_Family_Ale_1960.jpg (https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-uWguzBggw5M/V0l-ApIILgI/AAAAAAAAZ6I/8tbMaNPTGdQi-zUk2rQ1NaxG0386XEx-gCLcB/s1600/Tetleys_Family_Ale_1960.jpg)
This one is an, er, interesting recipe. With grits making up 25% of the fermentables. Plus a tiny little bit of chocolate malt. And South American sugar. “Peru” is how it’s described. That’s another 18% of the grist. Making it pretty low on malt. Sure it tastes lovely, mind. It is a Tetley beer, after all.
When this was brewed, 30th October 1919, it would have counted as a 5d beer:
Price control 1917-1921
Oct 1917
Apr 1918
Feb 1919
Jul 1919
Apr 1920
2d
3d
1020-1026
4d
1023-1028
1027-1032
1020-1026
5d
1036-1042
1030-1034
1029-1034
1033-1038
1027-1032
6d
1035-1041
1039-1045
1033-1038
7d
1042-1049
1045-1053
1039-1045
8d
>1050
>1054
1045-1053
9d
>1054
Sources:
The Brewers' Almanack 1928 pages 100 - 101.
"The British Brewing Industry 1830-1980"
F was parti-gyled with X at 1027.1 and X1 at 1041.3, meaning they were 4d and 6d beers, respectively.
Tetley continued to brew F up to 1940. It always had a gravity of around 1034.
1919 Tetley F
pale malt
1.50 lb
21.74%
mild malt
2.25 lb
32.61%
chocolate Malt
0.15 lb
2.17%
grits
1.75 lb
25.36%
demerera sugar
1.25 lb
18.12%
Cluster 90 mins
0.50 oz
Fuggles 30 mins
0.75 oz
OG
1033.8
FG
1010.2
ABV
3.12
Apparent attenuation
69.82%
IBU
21
SRM
7
Mash at
151º F
Sparge at
165º F
Boil time
90 minutes
pitching temp
65º F
Yeast
Wyeast 1469 West Yorkshire Ale Timothy Taylor
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A final Mild recipe for Mild Month. OK, it’s one day into June, but I couldn’t resist.
Especially as it’s another Tetley recipe. F, which I’m pretty sure stands for Family Ale. A bottled beer I remember from my time living in Leeds. In those days it looked very much like a bottled version of their Mild.
https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-uWguzBggw5M/V0l-ApIILgI/AAAAAAAAZ6I/8tbMaNPTGdQi-zUk2rQ1NaxG0386XEx-gCLcB/s640/Tetleys_Family_Ale_1960.jpg (https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-uWguzBggw5M/V0l-ApIILgI/AAAAAAAAZ6I/8tbMaNPTGdQi-zUk2rQ1NaxG0386XEx-gCLcB/s1600/Tetleys_Family_Ale_1960.jpg)
This one is an, er, interesting recipe. With grits making up 25% of the fermentables. Plus a tiny little bit of chocolate malt. And South American sugar. “Peru” is how it’s described. That’s another 18% of the grist. Making it pretty low on malt. Sure it tastes lovely, mind. It is a Tetley beer, after all.
When this was brewed, 30th October 1919, it would have counted as a 5d beer:
Price control 1917-1921
Oct 1917
Apr 1918
Feb 1919
Jul 1919
Apr 1920
2d
3d
1020-1026
4d
1023-1028
1027-1032
1020-1026
5d
1036-1042
1030-1034
1029-1034
1033-1038
1027-1032
6d
1035-1041
1039-1045
1033-1038
7d
1042-1049
1045-1053
1039-1045
8d
>1050
>1054
1045-1053
9d
>1054
Sources:
The Brewers' Almanack 1928 pages 100 - 101.
"The British Brewing Industry 1830-1980"
F was parti-gyled with X at 1027.1 and X1 at 1041.3, meaning they were 4d and 6d beers, respectively.
Tetley continued to brew F up to 1940. It always had a gravity of around 1034.
1919 Tetley F
pale malt
1.50 lb
21.74%
mild malt
2.25 lb
32.61%
chocolate Malt
0.15 lb
2.17%
grits
1.75 lb
25.36%
demerera sugar
1.25 lb
18.12%
Cluster 90 mins
0.50 oz
Fuggles 30 mins
0.75 oz
OG
1033.8
FG
1010.2
ABV
3.12
Apparent attenuation
69.82%
IBU
21
SRM
7
Mash at
151º F
Sparge at
165º F
Boil time
90 minutes
pitching temp
65º F
Yeast
Wyeast 1469 West Yorkshire Ale Timothy Taylor
More... (http://barclayperkins.blogspot.com/2016/06/lets-brew-wednesday-1919-tetley-f.html)