Thanks. I'm planning to try this and EdWort's Bee-Cave Kölsch, very soon for my first attempts at an all grain beer. I figure I might as well make a day of it and do two at once.
Thanks. I'm planning to try this and EdWort's Bee-Cave Kölsch, very soon for my first attempts at an all grain beer. I figure I might as well make a day of it and do two at once.
If I were you I would brew the Kolsch and his Haus Ale. It is tried and true recipe, better than my guess.
Also, consider this a bump to help with the clone recipe.
It looks like they lowered the gravity since the beginning of the year. The formula I came up with was much lighter than the real thing, I think the second link will be closer.
I'll try EdWort's Haus Ale some other time since I've already placed my order for the ingredients.
I think I will see if I can get a bit of Chocolate Malt in there to get closer to the recipe in that second link since boldone said his recipe turned out lighter. Looks like he used the exact same ingredients that I ordered except I ordered more of the hops than he used according to Beerrific's guess.
I see Austin Homebrew Supply doesn't have that Flying Dog yeast, is it still available ? I already ordered WLP001. If I can find some of the Flying Dog yeast I'd like to go with it, but it won't hurt my feelings if I have to use the WLP001.
Recipe for Flying Dog Classic Pale Ale ?
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