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I guess I was looking for the best grain to add a hint of color and mesh well with MO. Looks like any of the Crystals will be fine.

I recently brewed an MO/Amarillo SMaSH and was very happy with the results. The MO gave the beer a nice bready, thicker taste than the very light color of the beer would suggest. I will be doing another MO SMaSH, perhaps with Cascade, but I would like to add a bit of color. I know it would...

Count me in! Baby needs a new fermentor.

To each his own, and maybe you got a stinker, but IMHO Mountain Standard is one of the best new beers brewed in CO. Especially great on tap. I have seen it place #1 and #2 in local Colorado "best beers" articles.

Howdy, I recently brewed a MO + Amarillo + Notty SMaSH. It had the strangest (and quite awful) vegetable aroma for about 2 weeks, but that has disappeared and it has turned into quite a tasty brew. Looking for some other good combos. MO + Centennial, MO + EKG... What have you had good...

I added a single ounce of ginger to a holiday beer with 5 minutes left in the boil. The beer smelled like ginger extract for 2 months. It's now just starting to mellow.

Cant miss Great Divide. Also add to the list Renegade and check out their peanut butter stout. On the way up to the slopes, stop in Silverthorne and stop by the Dam Brewery.

I didn't actually use any marshmallow, it was just a thought. They are pure sugar, so I presume they would just ferment out.

Thanks for posting that Kate. I can't figure out how to export from BeerSmith, seems there should be a way to get a recipe out of there. But anyway, here it is: 5 Gallons - Partial Mash 7 lb Pale Malt (2 Row) 8.0 oz Chocolate Malt 8.0 oz Biscuit Malt 1 lb Crystal 80 3 lb Amber Liquid Extract...

Sure, it may be all in my head, but ever since I converted to AG my beers have improved greatly. I found that extract always produced a similar "tang" in all my beers, regardless of style. Of course, this could be brewer's error more than anything else.

Colorado - New Belgium, Great Divide, O'Dells, Oskar Blues, Left Hand, Avery (to name a few)