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Only Post A Picture With Beer Name/Style Foot Note + Hyper Link to Recipe.

Dudes Pub Ale! :rockin:https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f64/pub-ale-21226/#post1154325

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Mandarin Hefeweizen
(based on Ed's Bavarian Hefeweizen)

Batch size: 5.5Gal

6.5lbs German Wheat
6lbs German Pilsner
0.75oz Hallertauer @ 45mins
0.25oz Hallertauer @ 15mins
White Labs WLP380 Hefeweizen IV Ale Yeast
2x312ml cans of Mandarin Oranges in their own juice

Strike Water Volume: 13quarts
Mash time: 75mins
Mash temp: 150F
Sparge: 2 step batch sparge
Sparge volume: 2 x 8.6quarts (17.2quarts total)

Boiltime: 60mins

-Primary for 9 days
-Rack to secondary and add both cans of oranges and their juice
-Secondary for 9 days

Bottle or keg for approximately 2.7vols of CO2
 
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My st. pats red:
86% MO
7% Dark British Crystal (135L)
4% Honey Malt
2% Flaked Barley
1% Roast Barley
1.5oz EKG @FWH, .5oz EKG@10
Mash@154
 
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PM Version of BM's Centennial Blonde. Bottle cap is placed conspicuously behind the glass to show the clarity.
 
You caught me. I poured a glass of tap water and put some toothpaste foam on top.

Or maybe not... Maybe it IS beer that's been in the fridge for about 3 weeks.

EDIT: I'll get a pic tonight from something other than my crappy Treo.
 
Tough duty, but I poured another of the Centennial Blondes last night and took a quick picture with an actual camera. Got a little more toothpaste foam on top this time. :p


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Holy cow donthoseme...how many taps do you have?!?!

Just got a couple of those nifty Sam Adams beer glasses so I had to take a pic. Pacman Ale...I just can't get my pics to show the clarity (condensation mainly). This beer is crystal clear. I really like these beer glasses.

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EDIT: Oh sh*t...gotta post a style/recipe per the op. I'm calling it a Belgian Pale Ale but...that's prob a stretch.

Pacman Ale
6 gal. batch
8# Pils
2# Munich
.25# each of Carapils, Aromatic, Caramunich

1.054 OG
1.011 FG
~24 IBU
med. noble hop aroma (I used Hallertau)
Mash @ 151-152 F for 60 min.
90 min. boil
Pacman yeast
Extremely tasty...clean with a slight malty sweetness.
 
Bugeater Brewery ESB (Sorry for the messy surroundings)

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Bugeater Brewery Oatmeal Stout
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Bugeater Brewery IPA
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Bugeater Brewery Pale Ale
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Belgian Barleywine currently this guy is bulk aging in two corny kegs. I will carb one up in a month or so and then start to bottle it for aging, the other will stay in the keg forever (or until drank)

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Orange Pale Ale

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Dark Knight Stout
This is one of my favorite beers on tap right now. I just did up another batch.

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Pliny the Middle Child IPA A fantastic hop aroma with balanced bitter and a malty backbone. Great beer!

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