CAlexander

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Alright guys, spring is here. I'm finishing off my Honey Chocolate Porter and my Rasberry Stout is in the secondary. Just bottled an APA, and I'm looking to make something else this weekend that is light, easy to drink and good for spring. Any suggestions?

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Primary - Amaterasu Honey Blonde, Orange Blossom Mead
Bottled - Pinot Noir
Drinking - Cthulhu Stout, Santa's Little Helper III, Hard Lemonade

joshpooh

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I like any wheat beer when the weather is getting warmer. Hefeweizen mainly, I'm not a big fan of whits but they are good for spring. English style pale ales are also good.

Bernie Brewer

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I'm brewing 10 gallons of this this weekend. I'm all out and it's one I try to keep around.

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Brewing Clamper

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Try an ESB or an amber ale. The "lawnmower" wheat that I made a couple of weeks ago ended up being to heavy for it's intended purpose, unless your idea of easy drinking is a 7.4%ABV beer....

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brewt00l

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An ESB or bitter sounds like a great idea considering the other heavy flavored beers already in the works!

McCall St. Brewer

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Beer.

(filler for the length monitor).

McCall St. Brewer

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Seriously, how 'bout a kolsch? It's a good for summer. Kinda light and refreshing, but still with a lot more flavor than your typical commerical lawnmower beer.

TheJadedDog

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I'd vote for an ESB but only because that is my favorite.

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And now we go AG!

On Tap: Nadda
Primary: Nadda
Planning: Extra Special Bitter