Rdracera1
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I can't seem to find a recipe for either of these elixirs from across the pond. Anyone out there had any luck cloning either of those?
Smithwick's or Killkenny clone recipes?
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Rdracera1
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I'll reply to my own post now that I have brewed a very close match to Smithwick's.
Extract.
.5 lb American 6 row
.25 lb Wheat malt
.25 lb Caravienne
.25 lb Munich
3.5 oz Roasted barley
6.6 lb Pale Malt Extract
.5oz Fuggles for 60min
1oz Goldings for 10 min
Wyeast 1084 smacker to do the deed
Enjoy, God knows I sure did!
Extract.
.5 lb American 6 row
.25 lb Wheat malt
.25 lb Caravienne
.25 lb Munich
3.5 oz Roasted barley
6.6 lb Pale Malt Extract
.5oz Fuggles for 60min
1oz Goldings for 10 min
Wyeast 1084 smacker to do the deed
Enjoy, God knows I sure did!
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Kilkenny Irish Beer from the book Brew European Beers At Home, page 96.
Rdracera1 said:I'll reply to my own post now that I have brewed a very close match to Smithwick's.
Extract.
.5 lb American 6 row
.25 lb Wheat malt
.25 lb Caravienne
.25 lb Munich
3.5 oz Roasted barley
6.6 lb Pale Malt Extract
.5oz Fuggles for 60min
1oz Goldings for 10 min
Wyeast 1084 smacker to do the deed
Enjoy, God knows I sure did!
sweet!!! I am going to have to try it
gruntingfrog
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Oh, and in case any of you actually go to Ireland and don't want to have them look at you funny...
It's pronounced Smith-icks. They don't pronounce the 'W'.
I got corrected at one pub after a week of pronouncing it wrong.
It's pronounced Smith-icks. They don't pronounce the 'W'.
I got corrected at one pub after a week of pronouncing it wrong.
EdWort
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gruntingfrog said:
Tanks! I tink I'll try tree of em when I get there on Monday. Normally I like Guinness when I'm over there, but I'll have a few of Smith iks just for grins.
There is an Irish Pub in the Pittsburgh Airport that serves Smith icks on tap. It's great to have a few before the flight and then sleep like a baby all the way home.
edost
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homebrewer_99 said:
Do you mean this book Bill?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1852491175/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20
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edost said:
That's the one.
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