Earthy Beer?
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zoebisch01
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So do you like Pu-Erh then? 
Hmm earthy eh? That's a tricky one. I'd look for something that has possibly a rather flat malt profile (low carmel, etc) possibly a small amount of Rye or Smoked malt (very small amount) and a Noble hops schedule in the 20-25 IBU range. Pride of Ringwood is described as being 'earthy' but I have never tried it myself. I could formulate something off the top of my head but it would be AG.
Hmm earthy eh? That's a tricky one. I'd look for something that has possibly a rather flat malt profile (low carmel, etc) possibly a small amount of Rye or Smoked malt (very small amount) and a Noble hops schedule in the 20-25 IBU range. Pride of Ringwood is described as being 'earthy' but I have never tried it myself. I could formulate something off the top of my head but it would be AG.
à Flannagáin
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Polish Marynka hops have a great earthy tone to them. I used them for bitter and flavor in a trappist type ale. They had them at northernbrewer not long ago, so I suspect you can still get em.
zoebisch01 said:So do you like Pu-Erh then?
Hmm earthy eh? That's a tricky one. I'd look for something that has possibly a rather flat malt profile (low carmel, etc) possibly a small amount of Rye or Smoked malt (very small amount) and a Noble hops schedule in the 20-25 IBU range. Pride of Ringwood is described as being 'earthy' but I have never tried it myself. I could formulate something off the top of my head but it would be AG.
I'm looking to do AG, so its all good. Sounds pretty good if you'd formulate one, I'd be interested.
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