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  1. martinirish

    Apple/cherrywood smoked porter

    So, one of my friends has a charcoal smoker and we plan to smoke our own malt tomorrow to make a smoked porter (half and half apple/cherrywood). How much base malt should we smoke? I was thinking about half of it... is that ok? (4kg (8.82lb) or 36.4% of the grain bill) I want something really...
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    Irish coffee imperial stout

    Grain/sugar bill 2 row 1.8L 37 PPG 8.8# Munich 10L 35 PPG 2.2# Caramel 80L 34 PPG 1.1# Roasted barley 594L 25 PPG 1.1# Chocolate malt 555L 28 PPG 1.1# Special B 115L 31 PPG 1.1# Carapils 3L 32 PPG 1.1# Flaked barley 2L 31 PPG 1.1# DME 6L 42 PPG 2.2# @ boil Corn sugar 0L 46 PPG 1.1# @...
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    Blending beer and spirits

    Hi guys, First of all, I'm not talking about wood aging with oak chips soaked in bourbon or wine or anything else, but about directly pouring spirits in. I've seen a couple of recipes (mostly porters and stouts) in which bourbon/whisky is added. I brewed an Irish coffee imperial stout...
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    should I?

    Hi everyone, I brewed a flanders red ale (ag) and I ended up with an OG slightly higher than expected... 1.070 instead of the 1.057 I was aiming for (at 75% efficiency), yeap that's about 91% efficiency. Should I add some water to bring it where I expected it to be? I'm afraid that the...
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    (veggies) side dishes for ribs

    Hi! I'm gonna cook some memphis-style ribs this week-end with a homemade Jack Daniel's BBQ sauce and sweet potato fries (oven baked) and I was wondering which vegetables I could serve with all this. We usually eat steamed brocoli with ribs but I'm getting tired of that, I want something new...
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    Approximate color values for fruits

    Hi! does anyone have color values for fruits (SRM/L)? thanks (it doesn't need to be exact, it's only for an estimation)
  8. martinirish

    Cranberry stout (SWMBO's stout)

    Grain 2.00kg/4.40lbs (58.0%) Canada Malting Co. 2-row (37PPG) (1.8L) 0.25kg/0.55lbs (7.20%) Maltbroue Caramel 40L (33PPG) (49L) 0.25kg/0.55lbs (7.20%) Maltbroue Caramel 60L (33PPG) (60L) 0.25kg/0.55lbs (7.20%) Bairds Malt Roasted Barley (25PPG) (594L) 0.20kg/0.44lbs (5.80%) Weyermann Carafa...
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    Strongly-peated strongly-oaked strong scotch ale (SPSOSSA)

    Grain Colour (L) Amount (kg) Amount (lbs) % american 2-row 1.8 4.00 8.8 50.0 Caramel 120L 120 1.00 2.2 12.5 Carastan malt 34 1.00 2.2 12.5 Biscuit malt 25 1.00 2.2 12.5 Peat-smoked malt 3 0.50 1.1 6.3 Flaked oatmeal 2.2 0.50...
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    can I cut it???

    Ok, that's my first hop vine and I know nothing about hops gardening. I've been busy for a few weeks now and totally forgot about my hop vine (after harvest). It has started to dry and die, so do I have to cut it? I was thinking about cutting it ~1'' above the ground and bury it with...
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    Confused: Speciality malts fruitiness & maltiness

    Hi, I've read different things on some of the same malts and that confuse me. I'm working on a couple of recipes (all strong ales) and I'm looking for some specific flavors, particularly different kinds of fruitiness and maltiness from speciality malts. (how fruity/malty, how much...
  12. martinirish

    Designing an English barley wine

    I'm planning to brew an englsih barley wine during Christmas holiday. Does this look good to you? How do you think it will turn out?? I never used aromatic malt before, is this too much? Would it be better with dark British crystal malt instead of caramel 160L? Should I lower down the...
  13. martinirish

    crap... my scotch ale smells like banana

    Hi, I saw other threads on this but it was not very complete at my taste. Usually, the temperature in my basement stays between 65 and 69 F (18-20 C) but today the temperature raised to 74F (23C), and I know it's not good (well, for a SA I mean) I made a starter for my Wyeast 1084 Irish ale...
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    Newbie from Quebec City

    I'm very interested in homebrewing, wich I've done once with extract. But now I want to experiment half and half and all-grain beer. So with friends we're going to split the costs and try various types of beers (poor students :D )... I've started to read John Palmer's e-book, How to Brew, and...
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