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Winter Warmer Ale at the end of the summer!
I brewed a Winter Warmer ale on December 6 and was hoping to enjoy it late last February. It was still pretty harsh. I had another one a month later and it was coming around. Another one in May and a bit better. I cracked one a few minutes ago and although it foamed a lot it is great.
Now for another month or so and cool weather sitting by a fire... Based on Mason's Winter Ale. A recipe I found on the interweb somewhere. 11 lbs US 2 row 1.5 lbs C-120 1 lb C-80 .25lbs Carapils .125 lbs Roasted Barley I used the closest Crystals and Barley that the LHBS had. I used Burtons Ale Yeast 1 oz Galena 60 min .5 oz Cascade 60 min .5 oz Willamette 60 min .5 oz Cascade 30 min .5 oz Willamette 0 min .5 oz Cascade 0 min .5 oz Willamette Dry Hop .5 oz Cascade Dry Hop Mash at 152° for 60 min I had 154° Boil 75 min OG = 1.073 :drunk: |
I had this happen with an IPA I made. tasted it right out of the carboy as I was bottling and it tasted like gasoline. a couple of months later and it's sublime.
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