zoebisch01

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For those that have never seen this listing it is a great reference for when you are looking to develop a style. Most of the information that you need to get an idea of how to approach a recipe for a particular style is there. 'Course from what I understand, most brew software has this? But for those who don't have the software this is a nice reference if you have never seen it:

http://www.bjcp.org/styles04/

enjoy!

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Brew what you like. Do this, and you will find your inner brewer.

Orfy

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Cheers.

• Beer Style Guidelines
• INTRODUCTION
• 1. LIGHT LAGER
• 2. PILSNER
• 3. EUROPEAN AMBER LAGER
• 4. DARK LAGER
• 5. BOCK
• 6. LIGHT HYBRID BEER
• 7. AMBER HYBRID BEER
• 8. ENGLISH PALE ALE
• 9. SCOTTISH AND IRISH ALE
• 10. AMERICAN ALE
• 11. ENGLISH BROWN ALE
• 12. PORTER
• 13. STOUT
• 14. INDIA PALE ALE (IPA)
• 15. GERMAN WHEAT AND RYE BEER
• 16. BELGIAN AND FRENCH ALE
• 17. SOUR ALE
• 18. BELGIAN STRONG ALE
• 19. STRONG ALE
• 20. FRUIT BEER
• 21. SPICE / HERB / VEGETABLE BEER
• 22. SMOKE-FLAVORED AND WOOD-AGED BEER
• 23. SPECIALTY BEER
• Mead Style Guidelines
• INTRODUCTION
• 24. TRADITIONAL MEAD
• 25. MELOMEL (FRUIT MEAD)
• 26. OTHER MEAD
• Cider Style Guidelines
• INTRODUCTION
• 27. STANDARD CIDER AND PERRY
• 28. SPECIALTY CIDER AND PERRY

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zoebisch01

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orfy, you're my hero

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Event Horizon ~ A tribute to the miracle of fermentation.

Brew what you like. Do this, and you will find your inner brewer.

brewt00l

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fwiw even if one doesn't want to brew specifically within the style guidelines, I have found them to be an excellent starting point for crafting a recipe.

zoebisch01

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Me too.

__________________
Event Horizon ~ A tribute to the miracle of fermentation.

Brew what you like. Do this, and you will find your inner brewer.