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aholloway17

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Hi,

You will note that I am brand spanking new to home brewing and after getting off to somewhat of a questionsable start I am told I'm doing fine. So, with that in mind (like most things I like) I am ready to really get started.

So, with the first batch fermenting away I wan to plan the next batch which brings the question of what to brew. I really like Belgian and nut brown style ale and would like to brew something of a cross between the two. Somewhere between a La Chouffe or Chimay (red lable) and a New Castle only with a slightly nuttier and swetter flavor.

So am I nuts or is this possible?

Thanks,
 
Can't help you on an exact recipe, but Belgian Browns do exist. Since 90% of what makes a Belgian is the yeast and Browns are mostly about malts, you might consider fermenting a Southern English brown with a Belgian yeast.
 
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