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Thinking about doing a red ale for my next brew. Will be extract and I like to use steeping grains. Anyone know of a good recipe?
 
I used a Brewers Best kit and I did not like it. It only uses 1 oz of chocolate malt but is leaves an unpleasant taste and comes out much too dark, however I did do a full boil and the kit is designed for partial.
 
Are you looking for an American style hoppy red like Green Flash Hop Head Red, or a malty Irish like Smithwick's? It makes a big difference!
 
Im making a red rye pa ale something similar to Founders and Two brothers versions.I found some thai palm sugar for some character hopfully.
 
944play said:
Are you looking for an American style hoppy red like Green Flash Hop Head Red, or a malty Irish like Smithwick's? It makes a big difference!
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Good question .... I suppose I should investigate further. I initially was thinking more like an Irish red but the American red sounds intriguing as well.
 

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