@EdWort Thanks for sharing this recipe. . . I just tapped this and it is honestly the best porter I have ever brewed. The wife loves it!
It tastes like a good base recipe I could build on. This could become my #2 to always have on tap.
Thanks again and Cheers!!
Scott
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I brewed this about three weeks ago. . . . two weeks in the primary, then added two vanilla beans to the secondary and moved it there. Checked it last night after a week in the secondary and it smells and tastes GREAT!! I will be cold crashing this later this week then kegging it the day...
A buddy of mine and I just made some bread with spent grain from a porter I just did and it came out great!
Wondering if anyone has ever used beer yeast in the bread as well?
If there is a thread on this somewhere please point me to it.
Cheers,
Scott
Alright. . . thanks so much @DJTroz for letting me know this was actually available here in DFW. My original reasoning for brewing this was that it sounded good and I thought I could not get it here, so I went at it myself. So many beers here, I just never saw it. . .
So I went at lunch and...
I had a similar thought. I think it would be worth a try. . . as it is now it is drinking quite well, just not overbearing on the citrus. If you try it out, please let me know. . .I will consider it.
Well - this came out pretty good. Not the best I have ever brewed, but solid. I was not entirely surprised, but the majority of the orange flavor from the concentrated OJ fermented out. There is a very subtle fresh citrus flavor that comes through, but I am guessing that is the hops. Not...
I am thinking about brewing this for my wife.
I am going to add some vanilla bean to the secondary, per the previous suggestions.
The other thing I was thinking about doing a little different was instead of kegging this, bottling it and using a bourbon barrel aged maple syrup for priming this...
I decided to try concentrated OJ . . . the recipe called for a liter, I decided to cut that by a third. I added 2 cans ($2 each) of good minute maid pulp free frozen concentrate at flame out. It is in the secondary now and I will be kegging it in about a week.
I will let you all know how...
Just reporting back. . . it was so simple. I had ****ed up one of my CO2 connections whilst pushing the beer through the filter. Black to Black. . . daisy chain. . . lesson learned.
Cheers,
Scott
Just brewed this over the weekend. . . . I used two cans of pulp free minute maid frozen orange juice at flame out.
OG came in a bit higher (1.0730) than expected, I am guessing this is because I used concentrated OJ vs the concentrate that the Brewmaster used. . . keep your ear to the ground...
Hi All - I have started using tap water to brew my beer with decent results.
I have simply been adding camden tablets to the water to offset the Chlorine.
I am interested in taking this to the next level and have obtained my local water report.
Anyone out there interested in taking a...