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I've always used Amarillo as a substitute for Cascade, how are they together? Sounds like a tasty brew.
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Primary: Nothing....:-( Secondary:Nothing either :-( Kegged and tapped: ApfelWein Commercial Brews in Fridge: New Belgium Ranger IPA Past HB Favorites: Dead Dog Barley Wine (She was a good dog) Up Next: Wheat. EdWorts Kolsch and our EKG Ale |
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Location: Portland, OR
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I will brew this just to tell my bros they are drinking WE MUST PROTECT THIS HOUSE Ale.
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OK, finally got around to stirring this one up. Used Maris as the base grain, cut back 1# as you recommended. No Magnum was available, so I used Columbus. IBU's were higher but I cut back the Columbus addition to .4 oz to stay within style. Mashed at 154 as you did, which is a little high for me, I usually mash everything 150-152. Achieved horrible efficiency compared to recent batches; OG was 1.054. Pitched a pretty old Pacman smack pack(six months past date), but fermentation was active ~8 hrs later. Hopefully I can wash it and save it. I loved the color of the wort, a nice golden brown. All signs point this one being a winner. I'll post pics in a month or so(maybe sooner if I keg it). Do you have any pics of yours? It would be cool to compare. EDIT 6/9 - Hydro sample taking while bottling was rad. Gonna be a good 'un.
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Meadow Camp Brewing Co. Last edited by blacklab; 06-23-2008 at 09:46 PM. Reason: added OG |
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Okay then! The final product: ![]() The first pint was great. I'm taking this to a 4th of July party and I'm sure it's not going to last long.
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Great, glad you like it! I love "pale" ales that have some color and backbone to them. |
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