Tankard

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http://www.howtobrew.com/section4/chapter19.html

There's a few in there I wouldn't mind trying out, but I was just curious to read the opinions of people who brewed these recipes. Which ones are worth the time, effort, and cost?

Chad

Recipes 

I've made the amber ale recipe from the 3rd edition of the book. I don't see it on the website. I've done both as an extract+steeped grains and as an all-grain. Both were excellent.

Chad

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zoebisch01

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My first brew, an extract Pale Ale was based off of that recipe. I still brew it (albeit AG). I'd say a good deal of his recipes look fairly balanced.

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Yooper

Recipes 

I did a Marzen from his book, and I think one other recipe in the past. They were good.

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Soulive

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Here are some replies...

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/can-you-comment-any-palmer-papazian-recipes-50627/

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