Blackbox_Brewing
Active Member
So props to anyone who gets the reference in the name... This is a recipe for an ancient hop-less gruit. Supposedly highly-intoxicating and prone to producing amorous feelings along with being a cure for "brewer's droop"
Thanks to the folks at www.wildweeds.com for most of the ingredients. I hiked through Griffith Park in Los Angeles to collect the rest from spots where they grow wild :rockin:
Malt:
10lbs British Pale Malt
8lbs Crystal 40L Malt
Boil:
1oz Marsh Rosemary
1oz Sweet Gale
1oz Wild Yarrow
1oz Mugwort
1oz White Sage
Dry-"Hop"
1oz Marsh Rosemary
1oz Sweet Gale
1oz Wild Yarrow
1oz Rosemary (regular rosemary, not marsh rosemary)
Yeast:
White Labs 566 Belgian Saison II
Mash at 154
Ferment at 78F
Add dry-hop bag after kräusen drops
Starting gravity: 1.075
Finishing gravity: 1.018
Tastes unlike anything I've ever had before, almost bittersweet with a tart tang to it. Very tasty... I've only had a taste at bottling, so I haven't noticed any of the purported side-effects yet...
Thanks to the folks at www.wildweeds.com for most of the ingredients. I hiked through Griffith Park in Los Angeles to collect the rest from spots where they grow wild :rockin:
Malt:
10lbs British Pale Malt
8lbs Crystal 40L Malt
Boil:
1oz Marsh Rosemary
1oz Sweet Gale
1oz Wild Yarrow
1oz Mugwort
1oz White Sage
Dry-"Hop"
1oz Marsh Rosemary
1oz Sweet Gale
1oz Wild Yarrow
1oz Rosemary (regular rosemary, not marsh rosemary)
Yeast:
White Labs 566 Belgian Saison II
Mash at 154
Ferment at 78F
Add dry-hop bag after kräusen drops
Starting gravity: 1.075
Finishing gravity: 1.018
Tastes unlike anything I've ever had before, almost bittersweet with a tart tang to it. Very tasty... I've only had a taste at bottling, so I haven't noticed any of the purported side-effects yet...