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05-31-2006, 01:02 AM
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Location: Torrance, CA
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I did the smoked porter yesterday, and at first I thought that the 5 lbs. of rauch malt was going to be too much, but after the boil, I think it's going to be great. The aroma of smoke was huge during the mash, but tasting after the boil it was not overwhelming. The recipe was something like this (I can't remember the hop amounts off the top of my head  ):
Smoked Porter 5.5 gallons
5 lb. 2-row
5 lb. rauch malt
0.5 lb. crystal 75
0.5 lb. chocolate malt
0.25 lb. balck patent
0.5 lb. flaked barley
Target 60 min
Willamette 30 min
East Kent Goldings 30 min
OG: 1.059
SRM: 29
IBU: 35
This one is going on tap. When it's gone, I'll try it again but with peated malt (not 5 lbs though!  )
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05-31-2006, 01:43 AM
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Will work for beer
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Location: Knob Noster, Missouri
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Next time I do a smoked beer I'm going to smoke the grains myself. I don't think you get as much smoke flavor from the german rauchmalt stuff.
By smoking it yourself, after a few times you'll be able to dial it in pretty good to what you like as far as smokiness.
I want to try a smoked IPA one of these days.
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05-31-2006, 08:07 PM
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When I was at the LHBS picking up the grain, one of the guys working there told me he had just made a smoked hefeweizen. I'll ask to sample some the next time I'm in there. Sounds interesting.
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06-11-2006, 11:43 PM
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Location: Torrance, CA
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I racked it to the secondary last night. Nice and smooth. No harsh roasted flavors, and the smokiness comes through without being overpowering. Can't wait to get it on tap when I finish the kegerator. 
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06-19-2006, 08:44 PM
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Beer, not rocket science
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I just got back from a vacation in the San Diego area and had a great tour of the new Stone brewery where I was told that they use just less then 1% of peated malt in their smoked porter.
The tour was great, and I will tell everyone about it when I have a free moment.
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06-19-2006, 10:47 PM
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Location: Farmington
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Originally Posted by Brewpastor
I just got back from a vacation in the San Diego area and had a great tour of the new Stone brewery where I was told that they use just less then 1% of peated malt in their smoked porter.
The tour was great, and I will tell everyone about it when I have a free moment.
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About time you checked in  What there was no internet where you were? The Pastor was gone... we lost our sense of direction and all you know 
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06-19-2006, 11:11 PM
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I just got back the other day from being away for about 2 weeks, and I was also wondering where the good pastor went. Glad to have you back. I'll be visiting Stone in July!
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