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An Irish Red.

+5 gallons Red Ale +5 gallons IPA = 387

Wheat Ale 3986 + 5 = 3991

3394 + 5g Red Ale + 5g Wheat Ale + 5g North England Brown + 5g NEIPA = 3414 gallons

I like to take mine tailgating.

I've been to Cadillac Straights once. It was a pretty decent store. Smaller than AIHB was though. I'll be making them my new place. There is also Cap N Cork in Macomb. Kuhnhenn Brewing has a store in Warren too, but I think they don't take walk-ins. Need to order in advance. AIHB Taylor was...

Would love to use this!

6 gallons of NEIPA 1561 +6 = 1567 gallons

This looks pretty nifty!

Oberon was the beer that really opened my eyes to craft beer. I had enjoyed some pales prior but really didn't understand the scene at the time. Oberon made me want to dive in headfirst. Because of this, it will always have a special place in my heart. I understand the reasons for selling and...

I recently started using a bag in my process. I mainly started so that I could do a finer crush and not clog up my system. I have since discovered that I also need a bit more water in the mash to hit my targets.

Yes, I should have made that more clear. Thank you for linking for everyone. And thank you to everyone for chiming in on this.

Yes. I've been doing all-grain which is why I don't want to do this DME recipe. I have both Golden Promis and 2 Row that I could use but was thinking Golden Promise might be better for the style.

I'm thinking about giving this a go on November 6th. Here is their partial mash recipe: 12oz Biscuit Malt (recommended: Dingemans) 8oz Chocolate Malt (recommended: Dingemans) 4oz Special B (recommended: Dingemans) 6lbs Golden Light dry malt extract (recommended: Briess) I want to do all-grain...

5929.5 + 5 gallons NEIPA = 5934.5

Pick me!

I wouldn't worry unless you don't see any action in a day or two. What kind of yeast are you using?

Amarillo has been really good for me lately. I get a ton of citrus off of it in the whirlpool.

Update: I think these turned out really well. There was a slight bitterness that I enjoyed. Overall the flavoring was a semisweet grapefruit with some peach thrown in. I'm looking forward to experimenting with these more.

2693 + 5 American Amber = 2698