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- Sort of a wine merchant at Vinmonopolet (state monopoly strong beer, wine and spirits outlet)
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DFH 60 min IPA
Lake Walk Pale Ale
Beamish style Dry Stout - Cascade Pale Ale
- Dunkelweizen
- St. Peters style Best Bitter
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Posted in thread: Dunkelweizen: roasted grain vs. decoction, wheat malts on 09-27-2011 at 06:35 AM
I used 1 oz of chocolate malt in a 5 gallon batch and I think that was way too noticeable. I'm
thinking about doing one with just 60% wheat and 40% Munich or maybe Munich and Vienna and
decoction. I d...Posted in thread: Ranco wiring 240V on 07-04-2011 at 12:27 PM
I am going to wire one for 240v soon as well. What hole(s) on the upper right junction box does
the hot wire and bypass wire go into? I guess the hot wire goes in the one that says 240v...
And what ho...Posted in thread: How To: Ranco Two Stage ETC Wiring Instructions on 07-04-2011 at 11:47 AM
Does anybody have an idea on whether I have to wire the Ranco differently for using it with
240v in Europe? Can't seem to find any info on that...Posted in thread: Red Dragon IPA on 09-20-2010 at 09:41 AM
Thanks for the input! I might go with Simcoe then... Are there any commercial brews I could
pick up that use both Amarillo and Simcoe together that you like to give me an idea.I believe
that Dogfish H...Posted in thread: Red Dragon IPA on 09-19-2010 at 02:13 PM
I am very interested in brewing this recipe....it looks fantastic and you have done a great job
formulating this recipe! Just look at all these great comments!I was wondering.... How would a
dry hoppi...Posted in thread: Red Dragon IPA on 06-02-2010 at 09:57 PM
Looks like a nice recipe! Love that Amarillo. But it seems to me that the recipe might be a bit
easy on the IBUs. I don't know, but you'll maybe score even better in a competition if you bump
it up by...Posted in thread: Trappist Westmalle Dubbel / Tripel Recipes on 10-28-2009 at 12:01 PM
Looks like a nice clone to me. Would have been cool to brew these two side by side and have a
comparison.Posted in thread: Trappist Westmalle Dubbel / Tripel Recipes on 09-04-2009 at 01:38 PM
The BYO clone (tripel) is:12.75 lbs. pilsner malt2 lbs clear candi sugar1.9 oz styrians (5%)
60min.75 oz tettnanger (4%) 15min.75 oz saaz (4%) 5min1.2 cups priming sugar (corn)Mash in at
131'F and ram...Posted in thread: Trappist Westmalle Dubbel / Tripel Recipes on 09-04-2009 at 01:23 PM
hmmm that sounds deadlyAs far as I know, what you wanna do with this beer is adding some sugar
during fermentation, so the starting gravity won't be so high. Besides, these yeastscan handle
quite a lo...Posted in thread: Trappist Westmalle Dubbel / Tripel Recipes on 09-03-2009 at 04:32 PM
Byo has a Westmalle Tripel clone in the 150 clones mag. Not sure how good it is, though. They
have listed another wyeast yeast than the one that supposedly derives from westmalle (wyeast
trappist high...
Primary: Ordinary Bitter
Secondary: Centennial IPA
Bottled: Saison
Coming up: Beamish style Dry stout, Hefeweizen, Dark Mild
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