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09-11-2012, 02:55 AM
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Bottling pumpkin ale Monday! Any ideas for a thanksgiving brew that will fit well turkey dinner? I need ideas quick so I can brew and be sure it will be ready for its unveiling.
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09-11-2012, 03:02 AM
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#9012
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Location: Key West, Florida
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Originally Posted by Fj3fury
Saturday I brewed a pumpkin ale based on dark and wheat malt extract. Hopped it with US goldings, and put a spoonful of pumpkin pie spice in at the end. Yesterday was an attempt at making Kreik with extracts and safale-04 versus lambic yeast. Next brew will be a chocolate cherry porter of a partial mash build.
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How's it a kreik without lambic yeast?
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09-11-2012, 01:21 PM
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Location: NC, NC
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I'm trying for the style... I had a brewferm kit two years ago that had dry yeast in it, so it's a close as I can get at the moment without ordering seperate yeast from NB or other brew supply.
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09-11-2012, 04:09 PM
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Brew the brew!
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Location: Groton, CT
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Finally going to brew that IPA I've been wanting to brew the last few weeks. I'm shooting for an IPA that's a touch sweeter than your typical commercial.
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09-11-2012, 04:12 PM
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#9015
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Location: Florence, SC
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breakfast stout on deck for this weekend, crushing grains and prepwork friday night saturday morning brew.
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09-11-2012, 04:27 PM
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Location: Grand Rapids, Michigan
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Originally Posted by nukebrewer
Finally going to brew that IPA I've been wanting to brew the last few weeks. I'm shooting for an IPA that's a touch sweeter than your typical commercial.
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Pretty much doing the same. I wouldn't normally brew on a Tuesday, but I got some fresh hops and I'm going to try a wet-hopped harvest IPA! Let's hope the hops are still good after 2 days.
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09-12-2012, 04:11 PM
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Location: Falls Church, VA
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I just started a beer that will be a Specialty/Wood-aged beer when all is said and done.
I used something new I found - HICKORY syrup. I've seen a ton of Maple syrup added beers, but thought the Hickory would be a nice , nice change. The hope was to find some hickory wood to add...but at this stage all I have are a few different light and medium toasted OAK. Was hoping for Hickory rather than Oak. Oh well.
Starting OG was 1.063. Happy with that.
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09-12-2012, 07:20 PM
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Location: Atlanta, Georgia
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I think I will get a chance to brew my Altbier either Friday afternoon or Saturday morning. I've only made it once before but it was one of my best. I really want to get it in the fermenter since I can't keg anymore. I'd love to be drinking this in a month, but looks like it'll be closer to the beginning of November.
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My current line-up:
Bottled:Jagr Mullet Wheat IPA, Altbier
Fermenter 1: Empty
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09-12-2012, 07:20 PM
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Location: Atlanta, Georgia
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Originally Posted by Christ872
I just started a beer that will be a Specialty/Wood-aged beer when all is said and done.
I used something new I found - HICKORY syrup. I've seen a ton of Maple syrup added beers, but thought the Hickory would be a nice , nice change. The hope was to find some hickory wood to add...but at this stage all I have are a few different light and medium toasted OAK. Was hoping for Hickory rather than Oak. Oh well.
Starting OG was 1.063. Happy with that.
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If you just brewed it, you have 3-4 weeks, go and find some Hickory to throw in the secondary!
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My current line-up:
Bottled:Jagr Mullet Wheat IPA, Altbier
Fermenter 1: Empty
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09-12-2012, 09:12 PM
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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Morgantown, Wv
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I'm out of the game for a couple weeks until my next batch is ready to keg, currently at capacity.
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Bottled: French Canadian Breakfast Stout, Edworts Apfelwein, Westminster Wit, Put that in your stout and smoke it, Kumquat Berliner Weiss, Dave's Porter, Sabraton Accident Stout
Fermenting: Apfelwein, Flanders Red, Skeeter Pee, Zombiedust, Dark English Mild, Marilla Wheat, Session IPA, Solera Lambic
Upcoming: Yeti eqsue stout, ESB, CDA, Hoppy Amber, Geuze, 100% Brett Golden Ale
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