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Old 08-25-2008, 01:12 AM   #1
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anyone have a good recipe(s) thats high gravity to have for company that only drink BMC?
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Old 08-25-2008, 01:28 AM   #2
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Ever heard of "throwing pearls to swine?"
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BMC(bud miller coors,etc.)
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anyone have a good recipe(s) thats high gravity to have for company that only drink BMC?
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Why high gravity?

Just make them a nice pale but not too hoppy. Go with the low end of guidelines on the hops. Thats a good intro to people who are used to BMC.
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Why high gravity?

Just make them a nice pale but not too hoppy. Go with the low end of guidelines on the hops. Thats a good intro to people who are used to BMC.
That sounds like great advice for someone hoping to lure them BMC drinkers over to the dark side!
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I'm hosting a party in a few weekends, I did a keg of YooperBrew's Corn Cream Ale. It's really freakin' tasty, too, I have a feeling that keg isn't gonna last long. If they don't find the Apfelwein first.
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