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  1. drubes14

    Help on a Rye IPA Recipe

    Just took a look in the freezer- I've got both cascade and more columbus laying around. I might just keep it consistent and go with the columbus.. It's supposed to be an earthier and more herbal hop than cascade, and might complement the rye nicely.
  2. drubes14

    Help on a Rye IPA Recipe

    I tossed in the flaked rye for mouthfeel.. though didn't know I wouldn't get much out of it as far as flavor goes. Thanks for the suggestion on the Cascade, Donrikkles. I have a bit laying around, I think i might switch it out.
  3. drubes14

    Help on a Rye IPA Recipe

    Hey folks- Wondering if I could get some help on the below recipe? It's both my first IPA and my first Rye beer (in retrospect, I might have been smarter to split this into two recipes, but anyway...) I plan on using US-05 for a cleaner fermentation, mashing on the lower side (shooting...
  4. drubes14

    Spice, Herb, or Vegetable Beer Honey & Chamomile Wheat: What a way to end a long day

    I made the extract version of this recipe a few months back... Wow! So delicious. I did a few slight modifications, however, and I was really happy with how they turned out. If you're looking for a more pronounced chamomile smell and taste, try this out- Using a hop bag, I made a tea of 2 oz...
  5. drubes14

    MD/DC grain

    quick question- i saw from the original post that shipping runs around $7 for 55 lb sacks... how much does shipping usually run on lbs of hops?? other items? thanks guys- drubes
  6. drubes14

    Wyeast

    I'm testing out a cider now with an ale yeast that has a 9% ABV tolerance- Wyeast West Yorkshire Ale. I've read in some places that some have had success with the use of ale and lager yeasts, especially if you're aiming for a less dry cider. My hope was that it would ferment up to its tolerance...
  7. drubes14

    New England Style Cider

    Hey guys, So, long-time reader, first-time user. Thought I'd get a little more involved in the forums, given all of your great advice so far. Cheers. So, a few days back I started my first batch of hard cider. I just finished up a batch of NB's Innkeeper, and decided to wash their West...
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