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Old 02-07-2013, 02:02 AM   #22871
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At Ale Asylum in Madison. Just finished up a Hopalicious and moving onto the Contorter Porter. Delicious.



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Old 02-07-2013, 02:07 AM   #22872
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Hydro sample of my Irish red. Gonna bottle in a few days and pretty pleased with it except I wanted more of a red color than copper. It will definitely get me hammered on St Pattys day though!
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Old 02-07-2013, 02:15 AM   #22874
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Widmer-Omission pale ale.Good stuff. No surprise from them,making good beer or nothin.Really good sessionable hoppy glutenfree pale ale. Its not like the others.They nailed it.
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Old 02-07-2013, 02:18 AM   #22875
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My Imperial Red. 12% and a 22oz bottle. Recipe for fun times.
Someone posted a thread earlier asking about hops to use for an Imperial Red and I got to messing around in Beersmith on a recipe for my take on it... Out of curiosity what yeast do you like to use on this? My recipe has an OG of 1.095 and I would like something with an attenuation that won't leave it cloyingly sweet obviously.

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Lefty's Smoked Porter
Lefty's Maple Ale
's how I found out I don't care for smoke or maple flavor. Personal preference. But a heck of a buzz from 8 ABV bombers.

BrewinHooligan, lemme know if you get that red color worked out. I'm looking for methods to get red without bitterness.
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My mango wine. Way smoother than you would expect for 15%abv. I'm gonna sleep good tonight


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Someone posted a thread earlier asking about hops to use for an Imperial Red and I got to messing around in Beersmith on a recipe for my take on it... Out of curiosity what yeast do you like to use on this? My recipe has an OG of 1.095 and I would like something with an attenuation that won't leave it cloyingly sweet obviously.

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My OG was 1.106. 100% Citra, 1.5 lbs total (1 oz 60, 2 oz 30 pellets, 1 lb of wet hops split between 20, 10, 5 and flameout, and 5 oz pellets dry hops). And I used Wyeast 1728 Scottish Ale fermented around 62. Wet hops are quite faded at this point, but still some left. Definitely sweet and full, but also a pretty strong bitterness, so I think it's pretty balanced.
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And on that note, PBR.
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My OG was 1.106. 100% Citra, 1.5 lbs total (1 oz 60, 2 oz 30 pellets, 1 lb of wet hops split between 20, 10, 5 and flameout, and 5 oz pellets dry hops). And I used Wyeast 1728 Scottish Ale fermented around 62. Wet hops are quite faded at this point, but still some left. Definitely sweet and full, but also a pretty strong bitterness, so I think it's pretty balanced.
Right on. Thank you. Good call on the 1728... I hadn't even considered that.

I think I'm gonna go with all Galaxy hops on mine and call it Red Shift...


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