bmckee56
Well-Known Member
I have the following items in my inventory and would like to throw together something this Tuesday morning. Suggestions would be appreciated as I am still a new brewer who recently went to AG.
List of Ingredients:
3 lbs. Plain Dark DME
4 lbs. 2-row Malt (US)
1 lb. Flaked Corn
1 lb. Minute Rice
1/2 lb. Carapils/Dextrine
1/2 lb. Roasted Barley
1/2 lb. Chocolate Malt
1/2 lb. Black Patent Malt
1/2 lb. of each of the following:
Crystal - 20L
Crystal - 40L
Crystal - 60L
Crystal - 80L
Crystal - 120L
Hops:
3/4 lb. Cascade (approx. 3.2 AA)
3/4 lb. Crystal
1 oz. Williamette Whole Hops
1 oz. Victory
I also have some home grown Cascade still on the vine in the yard that is very close to useful. Probably no more than 1 oz. possibly 2 oz. at most (first year growth).
I have a Belgian Wit still in the primary with Safale - 05 yeast. I could use the slurry from this batch or I have a Nottingham Dry Yeast pack in the freezer.
I was hoping to use some of these items to brew a batch without having to run to the LHBS before hand.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I have BeerSmith software available, so what I am looking for or hoping for are some style suggestions more so than actual recipes. Thanks in advance for any input.
Salute!
List of Ingredients:
3 lbs. Plain Dark DME
4 lbs. 2-row Malt (US)
1 lb. Flaked Corn
1 lb. Minute Rice
1/2 lb. Carapils/Dextrine
1/2 lb. Roasted Barley
1/2 lb. Chocolate Malt
1/2 lb. Black Patent Malt
1/2 lb. of each of the following:
Crystal - 20L
Crystal - 40L
Crystal - 60L
Crystal - 80L
Crystal - 120L
Hops:
3/4 lb. Cascade (approx. 3.2 AA)
3/4 lb. Crystal
1 oz. Williamette Whole Hops
1 oz. Victory
I also have some home grown Cascade still on the vine in the yard that is very close to useful. Probably no more than 1 oz. possibly 2 oz. at most (first year growth).
I have a Belgian Wit still in the primary with Safale - 05 yeast. I could use the slurry from this batch or I have a Nottingham Dry Yeast pack in the freezer.
I was hoping to use some of these items to brew a batch without having to run to the LHBS before hand.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I have BeerSmith software available, so what I am looking for or hoping for are some style suggestions more so than actual recipes. Thanks in advance for any input.
Salute!