Got Stout?

[wildbill]

I'm looking for a good extract reciepy for a stout. I've dabled mostly with allgrain but cant crank it out fast enough to fill my new bourbon barrel

Thanks!

 

[brewt00l]

What type of stout are you looking for?

 

[mynamestanner]

I've been thinking of trying the Dry Irish Stout kit from Northern Brewer. I made their American Wheat, and the kit was real nice. Comes with fresh liquid malt (not canned), and a nice smack pack of yeast. Not the dried stuff.

http://www.northernbrewer.com/alekits.html

 

[scinerd3000]

im about to brew AHB chocolate rasberry stout....it seems very promising.

 

[Shaggy]

im about to brew AHB chocolate rasberry stout....it seems very promising.

Hope to try that myself sometime!
I just received their Oatmeal Stout so thats next on my list to brew.

 

[count barleywine]

My favorite so far was an American stout, following the recipe in Brewing Classic Styles. I had to make some minor changes, but used nugget bitterers and willamette flavor hops. I also didn't use as much chocolate malt as the recipe called for but that seemed to bring out the hop flavor and I love it.
7lb dry light extract
1lb roasted barley
2/3lb crystal malt, 60L
1/4lb chocolate malt
1oz Nugget hops 60 min
1oz Willamtte hops 8min

 

[Desert Monkey]

Shaggy, just remember to add in the oatmeal!

My brother and I were about 20 mins in before he asked me "what are you suppose to do with this little packet of oatmeal?"

It still turned out ok, we added it late, but it's what I like to call "light" stout.

 

[Shaggy]

Shaggy, just remember to add in the oatmeal!

My brother and I were about 20 mins in before he asked me "what are you suppose to do with this little packet of oatmeal?"

It still turned out ok, we added it late, but it's what I like to call "light" stout.

LOL!
I didn't even open the kit yet so I need to keep my eye out!
I was going to brew tomorrow but it seems as I'll have to wait till next weekend unfortunately.