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Old 01-02-2013, 02:52 AM   #351
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I drank one of my Belma Belgian "IPA's" tonight after almost three weeks in the bottle. I added two ounces of Belma and one ounce of Citra at flame out and then dry hopped the same. Wyeast Belgian Ardennes 3522 yeast. This beer tastes like tropical fruit punch. I actually really like it, it's refreshing and different then my other beers which are mainly American IPAs or Barleywines. SWMBO doesn't like it but she doesn't like Belgian yeasts.


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Old 01-02-2013, 03:31 AM   #352
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Oh man, my Belmapocalypse is still a little green, but this is really turning out freak'n delicious!


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Old 01-03-2013, 05:44 AM   #353
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Oh man, my Belmapocalypse is still a little green, but this is really turning out freak'n delicious!
Did you post this recipe? I didn't see it and I am always interested in delicious. Got 2 pounds of Belma to use.
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Old 01-03-2013, 05:48 AM   #354
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I really hop these turn out well, if not belma will turn into a really cheap bittering hop for me. Hope to brew with them in a week or so myself. Either way 5 bucks for 20 oz of a nice bittering hop is a win any way you look at it
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i have been drinking my belma pale ale for last 2 weeks and love another homebrew buddy who has been brewing since 1983 also has tried and liked it so much he immediately ordered some. smooth flavor with a very nice berry flavor
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i have been drinking my belma pale ale for last 2 weeks and love another homebrew buddy who has been brewing since 1983 also has tried and liked it so much he immediately ordered some. smooth flavor with a very nice berry flavor
this post here is the reason that punctuation is really important!!!

Glad your beer turned out well
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Did you post this recipe? I didn't see it and I am always interested in delicious. Got 2 pounds of Belma to use.
Found it here: http://www.brews-bros.com/topic/70189-belmapocalypse-ipa/
It's a very light IPA... would go down really good on a hot summer day chilled to about 34F.
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Found it here: http://www.brews-bros.com/topic/70189-belmapocalypse-ipa/
It's a very light IPA... would go down really good on a hot summer day chilled to about 34F.
You'll mute most of the flavor if you drink it that cold... Thats pretty darn cold.
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Found it here: http://www.brews-bros.com/topic/70189-belmapocalypse-ipa/
It's a very light IPA... would go down really good on a hot summer day chilled to about 34F.

Cool... I was thinking that American ale II would be perfect for this hop


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