Pumpkin Ale?

Any good extract recipes out there for a Pumpkin Ale?

yes this is a great reason to become a paid member. there are lots of great beer recipes on the form. and you get a sticker

Austin Home Brew has a nice recipe, I would check them out...

Barnyard: I soon will be a premium supporter, but If I am not mistaken, this is still a forum to learn from right? just saying

Thanks for advice. Im def gonna look into it here soon.

I will post my Recipe in a few min let me get my list together.

1 can Coopers Wheat Beer
3 lbs. wheat LME
Yeast WLP029
1 oz Saaz hops (60min)
4 12oz cans of pumpkin (spread on cookie sheet and bake 350 for 1 hour)
1 t. cinnamon (5 min)
1/2 t. allspice (5 min)
1/2 t. ground ginger (5 min)
1/4 t. nutmeg (5 min)
1/4 t. clove (5 min)
spice amount came from Samhain Pumpkin Ail
put Coopers, LME, and cooked pumpkin in a grain bag bring to a boil add hops......add spices at 5 min. leave in primary for 3-4 weeks.

kinda crude instructions in 3 weeks i will re post everything in detail.



Kevin

I have the Austin Home Brew Supply Co. extract Pumpkin Ale in the fermenter right now. Smelled good while making it. Plan on transfering it to secondary tomorrow.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f76/richards-pumpkin-ale-23489/

I am not sure if there is an extract version in this thread, but I have tasted RichBrewer's pumpkin ale and it is very nice. Very balanced, but takes a bit of time to mellow. Luck!

Im going to brew northernbrewers smashing pumpkin ale here in a few days, anyone tried this kit?

Brasco20 said:

Im going to brew northernbrewers smashing pumpkin ale here in a few days, anyone tried this kit?

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I was thinking of doing a small batch of this as well. never tried a pumpkin ale before

I'm kegging this one today: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f76/thunderstruck-pumpkin-ale-ag-extract-versions-26699/

I've had a batch in my fermenter bucket for a week now. I took a hydrometer reading yesterday and it was 1.025, I'm thinking of giving it another week then bottle it. I might even try using brown sugar to prime. Good luck with yours!!

Here is a good one I am currently fermenting. Just racked to secondary. Have heard good things about this one and its really easy.

http://www.basicbrewing.com/databas...unction=details&where_field=id&where_value=36

I brewed the pumpkin ale from the following site just last night. https://www.modernbrewer.com/?path=Recipes

Good clear instructions which are nice if you're new like me! The brew went well and it's already bubbling nicely, but I've yet to see how it tastes.

kryznic said:

Here is a good one I am currently fermenting. Just racked to secondary. Have heard good things about this one and its really easy.

http://www.basicbrewing.com/databas...unction=details&where_field=id&where_value=36

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thanks for the link, looks good