joeyuwp

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Every year a bunch of friends and I get together and go camping towards the end of June. Next year I'd like to bring along a nice strong homebrew with good taste for summer to them. I was planning to brew it this fall and have it sit for the winter/spring to mellow out. Any ideas for an extract brew with grains? Even a recommendation for a type of beer to brew would be helpful. I was thinking something Belgian but I don't know.

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Walker

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a belgian wit might be good. 1 oz corriander and 1/4 oz orange zest in the brew will make it a pretty refreshing summer beer.

I don't have a recipe handy, but I'm sure someone here does. I plan on making one myself with in the next month or two and am just starting to piece together my recipe.

-walker

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OtherWhiteMeat

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Go here, theres a lot of belgian beers here. They are pretty high alcohol.

http://www.beertools.com/html/recipes.php

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wild

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All of my Belgian Wit recipes aren't very high in alcohol but I do have an Amber that sits at 8.2% that I brew for our summer campout.

Wild

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