elaeace

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Does anyone have a Sam Adams Boston Lager clone recipe that can ferment well with an ale yeast.

Thanks to those who respond!

ReverseApacheMaster

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Step One: contact another brewery to brew a ****ty version of the beer.

Step Two: sell it as the same great beer.

Step Three: talk about how much you love beer and how important it is to get it right.


Hope that helps.

Quaker

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Check out the James Q Marblehead extract or all-grain kit at Northern Brewer. The made it as a clone except they say you can ferment with Cal Lager/Anchor Steam yeast to still get close. I aim to make it once the temps here drop I winter. It's still in the 80's. if you don't order from them, they have a PDF of the kit ingredients on the site.

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johnp

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There are a few in this thread, I have not tried any of them though:

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/samuel-adams-boston-lager-clone-85732/

Kealia

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Yes, I'm sure that helped the OP. What he was really hoping for was somebody's opinion on the beer instead of an actual recipe.

elaeace

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Thanks to those who responded respectfully, cheers and happy brewing to all of you!

ReverseApacheMaster

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It kept the thread afloat long enough for somebody to come along and provide an answer.