This is my Brett Pale Ale
9 lbs 2-row
1 lb Munich
1 lb Wheat
.25 40L
1 0z Amarillo 60'
1 0z Simcoe 10'
1 Oz Simcoe 5'
1 oz Simcoe 0'
Dry Hop 1 OZ each Amarillo and Simcoe
Yeast:
Bring on Da Funk ( Omega Blend #1)
Brett C
I brewed it yesterday. First all Brett American...
How does this recipe sound? I have been wanting to make it but am worried the BJCP judges will dock it for its High alpha American hops.
5.5 gallon batch
60min boil
5lbs 2-row
5lbs White Wheat
.5 oz 5% Cascade (60)
.5 oz 5% Cascade (20)
.5 oz 8.5% Amarillo (15)
.5 oz 8.5% Amarillo...
Going to do a Quick sour to hold me over while I age my closet full of real deal sours. Hod does this recipe sound?
Hops:
1oz(60)
Grains:
4lbs pilsner
4lbs wheat
.25lbs Acid Malt
Going to mash and collect wort, then kettle sour with Wyeast Lacto
After a couple days going to boil...
I bought a new 5 gallon carboy and transferred. Should I re-pitch wyeast 3763 or am I good. Also it was sitting on currants and i tossed them should I add some more. They were on the original currants for about a month.
I have a 5 gal. Flanders Brown recipe in secondary right now. It is in a 6.5 gallon carboy because that is all I had. In your experiences will this much head space affect the beer a lot? If so do I need to rush and get a 5 gal. carboy
or is it to late.
Brass tap on archer best of the "wall of taps" places. Also loosey's downtown is pretty cool and the only place I have seen green flash brew on tap out of J-ville.
Also started a facebook group: Gateway Home Brewers: https://www.facebook.com/groups/593236344030666/
Created a new group on facebook for the North Central Florida home brewers and craft beer lovers check it out: https://www.facebook.com/groups/593236344030666/
In my opinion Sweetwater IPA Cigar City Jai Lai and Swamphead Stump knocker but idk if you can get it that far north. I would say harpoon definitely and sam adams so when rookies come in there like oh ya I know that.