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I may try this recipe next as I love me some ESB. I was thinking of upping it to 1lb of Crystal 60L like you suggested. Also, do you think it would be cool to replace the WGV hops with Fuggles? P.S. What seasonal do we have on tap at the Wickendan Pub right now? |
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Maybe I'm just not awake yet. What is WGV? As for using fuggles, EKG and Fuggles are the traditional ESB hops, so I say go for it. For your extract, I suggest an English one (isn't John Bull English?). I think there's supposedly a flavor difference that will bring your extract brew a little closer to style. Cheers!
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I've heard there is a "Maris Otter" pale LME made by John Bull now. Sounds like a good match for this one, but you might need to be in England to buy it. ![]() |
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See http://www.williamsbrewing.com/MARIS_OTTER_EXTRACT_8_LBS_P1331.cfm for Maris Otter extract in the US -a. |
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I'd also like to recommend using Fuggles, but you'll need to up them a bit to compensate for their low AA. Also, if you're looking for a little more character, try adding a pound of Victory malt instead of upping your Crystal. That's what I do! ![]()
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1. WGV is - Whitbread Golding Variety hops? Are there any subs? 2. The recipe notes that the Crystal is steeped in 1.5 gallons of 160 degree water for 20 mins. Then, did you drop it into a tun to drain it, or did you steep it in a mesh bag, or...? Also, if one were to add 1 lb of victory malt, would that also be a mesh bag steep? And again, in 160 deg. water for 20 mins? 3. Batch size was 5.5 gallons here. Did you boil the full 5.5, or use the original 1.5 gallons to add the extract and boil the hops, then drop 4 gallons cold water on top of it in a fermenter? (I've done this latter, which helps bring down the temp.) 4. Did you do any dry hopping? 5. Thanks!
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