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Extreminator Doppelbock

Color International Bittering Units Alcohol
29 28 +/- 13.2

The Doppelbock style was first brewed by the monks of St. Francis of Paula in the 1600’s as a source of food to be consumed during Lent, when solid food was not permitted. It was literally considered to be liquid bread. In order to be considered a Doppelbock, the starting gravity must be at least 1.072. The color can range from a deep gold to dark brown. It will be full bodied and very malty with just enough hops to balance the intense sweetness.

In the style of: Ayinger Celebrator Doppelbock


Extract Recipe Package without Yeast
Order yeast separately
Item # Your Price Shipping Weight
T-BB-EDB $50.79 12.4



Yeast Recommendations

White Labs Pitchable Vial:
WLP833
Dry Yeast:
Safale US-05
Fermentation Temperatures:
50º - 55º
Fermentation Temperatures:
64º - 70º

Why would you buy a recipe without yeast?

  • You already have yeast
  • You will buy yeast from another source
  • You won't be brewing for a while and you'll get yeast later

Bottom Line: you always need yeast


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