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Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Upper Sandusky, OH
Posts: 265
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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Hello. I brewed up a partial mash version of this recipe a couple months ago. It turned out quite well and has gotten pretty smooth after about 5-6 weeks in the bottle. The munich adds a little bit of sweetness and the biscuit comes through at the finish. It's been years since I've had a fat tire, so I can't really say how close of a clone this is, but this receipe turned out to be quite tasty and kind of reminds me of chimay blue. Here's my 5 gal. partial mash variation: Munich 800g (1.75lb) Pale 2-row 800g (1.75lb) Crystal (80L) 150g (1/3lb) Victory 100g (~1/4lb) Biscuit 75g (~3oz.) Light DME 1500g (3.3lb) Late addition Northern brewer 1oz (60min) Nottingham ale yeast 1 pkg. (rehydrated) Original gravity: 1.053 Final gravity: 1.012 Mashed grains for 60min. at 72C (162F) Thanks for posting the recipe! I'd like to hear more opinions on how this recipe turned out. |
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Capon Springs Ales
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This could be a stupid question but I was just wondering why this recipe calls for a 2 hour mash. Is it b/c the amount of munich in the grist? Just asking cuz im pressed for time today while making this one.
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