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I ordered three assorted 1 lb. pouches. The total for 3 shipped to Georgia was $22.50 for those that haven't "gone shopping" yet. Perhaps you could post some recipes on your HBT recipe drop down thingy.
 
We certainly will. In the mean time we have a few recipes out on the Candi Syrup site as well here:

http://www.candisyrup.com/recipes.html






I ordered three assorted 1 lb. pouches. The total for 3 shipped to Georgia was $22.50 for those that haven't "gone shopping" yet. Perhaps you could post some recipes on your HBT recipe drop down thingy.
 
I ordered Wednesday night and it got here Saturday. I am brewing tommorow, too. Great!!
 
I'd love to see some recipes (partial mash, extract) that use this stuff. Looks pretty interesting.

wolf, we'll work on getting a category for DME/LME recipes. In the mean time you can download some of our AG Belgian recipes from the site, (all tested using Candi Syrup, Inc. syrups) here:

http://www.candisyrup.com/recipes.html

The Rochefort 8 can be converted easily to a Partial mash and possibly a few of the others.

Cheers!
 
wolf, we'll work on getting a category for DME/LME recipes. In the mean time you can download some of our AG Belgian recipes from the site, (all tested using Candi Syrup, Inc. syrups) here:

http://www.candisyrup.com/recipes.html

The Rochefort 8 can be converted easily to a Partial mash and possibly a few of the others.

Cheers!

Thanks for the response! Are you guys based out of Charlotte (I'm originally from W-S)? Cheers and good luck! Seems like you have a good product.
 
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