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First brew done! Dagon Red Ale.

Discussion in 'Extract Brewing' started by MementoMori, May 9, 2014.

 

  1. #1
    MementoMori

    Active Member

    Posted May 9, 2014
    we just completed and kegged(sp?) our first beer! came out pretty good i think. we decided to call it Dagon Red Ale
    here are a few highlights from it! ...and a pic of the beer battered fish we made with it!
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  2. #2
    kaconga

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 9, 2014
    Nicely done! It looks beautiful and has a good head on it.
     
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    FatDragon

    Not actually a dragon.  

    Posted May 9, 2014
    A - That's some nice equipment for a new brewer (heck, that fermenter's nice for any homebrewer). Color me jealous.
    B - Those fish and chips look so good I want to cry.
    C - Care to share the recipe? (for the beer, I mean, though the fish and chips recipe wouldn't be unappreciated!)
     
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    Hello

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 9, 2014
    Looks great. For your first brew you went all out. Perfect.
     
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    MementoMori

    Active Member

    Posted May 9, 2014
    Thank you guys! @FatDragon, yeah! It may take me a bit to post the recipe but I should be able to get it up here today at some point.


    Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew
     
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    MementoMori

    Active Member

    Posted May 10, 2014
    ok, here's the recipe we came up with, pretty simple but tasty!
    :
    Water -
    6 Gal water (1 gallon bottles)
    Grain -
    6.5 LB DME Light
    10 Oz crystal 75L malt
    6 Oz crystal 120L malt
    Hops -
    0.8 Oz Magnum
    1.25 Oz Amarillo
    Yeast -
    2 Vials - White Labs - California Ale Yeast WLP001

    -Heat water to 170, steep crystal malt grains (crushed) for 30 minutes, then remove.
    -Bring to boil, add malt extract and dissolve completely, then bring back to boil and add the 0.8 oz magnum hops.(i add hops in a bag so they are easy to remove.)
    -Boil for 60 minutes.
    -Last 5 minutes of boil add 1.25 oz Amarillo hops (continue to steep Amarillo during cooling, but remove Magnum.)
    -quickly cool wort to below 80 degrees
    -transfer to fermenter and aerate.
    -pitch yeast.
     
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