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IXVolt · Jun 11, 2009

I have 40lbs of American 2-row waiting in the closet and an empty primary. Can anyone recommend a recipe, I don't know what to do next? I'm thinking of something with a fairly quick turn around time (will be kegging it)

Adjuncts or specialty grains aren't a problem, I live 2 miles from my LHBS.

Rick500 · Jun 11, 2009

Quick turnaround? Look up EdWort's Bee Cave Haus Pale Ale.

And as a bonus, it's also really, really tasty.

Bob · Jun 11, 2009

Mild!

Orfy's Mild is PDA.*

Cheers,

Bob

* Pretty Damned Awesome.

IXVolt · Jun 11, 2009

I have a pale ale on tap already, granted it's not that great and I'm sure Edworts is better. A Mild does sound good. Haven't make one of them yet...

IXVolt · Jun 11, 2009

How would the flavor change if I used 2 row instead of the Maris otter and bumped the abv up to around 5% instead of Orfy's 3.6%

Would it still be a mild?

Brewsmith · Jun 11, 2009

A Scottish 60,70, or 80 Shilling. That should turn around pretty fast.

Brewsmith · Jun 11, 2009

IXVolt said:
How would the flavor change if I used 2 row instead of the Maris otter and bumped the abv up to around 5% instead of Orfy's 3.6%

Would it still be a mild?

It would be more of a brown ale to a porter.

IXVolt · Jun 11, 2009

The Scottish ales sound good. What's the "shilling" mean?

I drink the shilling out of a good single malt scotch !

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