Looking for a good tripel recipe

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SteelRinger

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I love a good tripel. Brother David's from Anderson Valley is a prime example of what I am going for.

Anyone have a great recipe? I am able to do all-grain or extract.

Thanks!
 
Here is the basic tripel recipe that gives you a good base.

80% pils, 20% sugar. Bitter with nole hops ( I like saaz) to a BU:GU ratio of . 37. 2/3 of the IBU's at 60 andthe other 1/3 at 30. Yeast of your choice. Tripels are all aout the yeast so the same recipe with different. yeasts taste different. For a smal variation you can go 70% pils and 10% munich.

My favorites are 3787 ( first choice) or 1214.

Pitch the yeast at the mid to low 60's, and very slowly let it rise. After a few days let it get warm. Give it plenty of time to finish.
 
Thanks. I just purchased BeerSmith2, so I will play around with it and see what I come up with.
 
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