rsquared
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Seeing how the Saffron Tripel is still wide open, I'd like to claim that one.
I am cool shipping across the country, but I would request that I keep the crabapple because I already invested in the ingredients. Hoping to brew it next weekend so the cultures can age.
Yeah, a specialty produce distributor here in Los Angeles sold me 6#, $60. I spent an evening peeling and coring, and I froze them to mush them up a bit.Did you find crabapples? I’m ok with switching off...it just gives me another year to keep perfecting my lambic, lol.
Your organization is much appreciated!So if everyone is fine with combining the 2 groups this is what the current group would look like. This would leave one more opening to be filled. I will take either one that is left.
Let me know what you think and if you have any questions or concerns.
1) Caramel Quadruple @jack13
2) Spiced Cherry Dubbel @j1laskey
3) Spiced Dunkel Weizenbock
4) Juniper Rye Bock @yoop89
5) Fruitcake Old Ale
6) Saffron Tripel @rsquared
7) Christmas Gruit @calandryll
8) Honey Ginger IPA @jerbrew
9) Crabapple Lambicky Ale @JAReeves
10) Gingerbread Ale @theothermillion
11) Spiced Bourbon Stout @grampamark
12) Abbey Weizen @Funky Frank
So if everyone is fine with combining the 2 groups this is what the current group would look like. This would leave one more opening to be filled. I will take either one that is left.
Let me know what you think and if you have any questions or concerns.
1) Caramel Quadruple @jack13
2) Spiced Cherry Dubbel @j1laskey
3) Spiced Dunkel Weizenbock
4) Juniper Rye Bock @yoop89
5) Fruitcake Old Ale
6) Saffron Tripel @rsquared
7) Christmas Gruit @calandryll
8) Honey Ginger IPA @jerbrew
9) Crabapple Lambicky Ale @JAReeves
10) Gingerbread Ale @theothermillion
11) Spiced Bourbon Stout @grampamark
12) Abbey Weizen @Funky Frank
Nice! There is so much variation in crabapples that everyone could brew the exact same base beer and use their local crabapples and the beers would still be wildly different. Here are the ones I was going to use. I’ll probably thaw a pack of them and do a 1 gal batch. I’ll send you a bottle if it turns out alright.Yeah, a specialty produce distributor here in Los Angeles sold me 6#, $60. I spent an evening peeling and coring, and I froze them to mush them up a bit.
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So if everyone is fine with combining the 2 groups this is what the current group would look like. This would leave one more opening to be filled. I will take either one that is left.
Let me know what you think and if you have any questions or concerns.
1) Caramel Quadruple @jack13
2) Spiced Cherry Dubbel @j1laskey
3) Spiced Dunkel Weizenbock
4) Juniper Rye Bock @yoop89
5) Fruitcake Old Ale
6) Saffron Tripel @rsquared
7) Christmas Gruit @calandryll
8) Honey Ginger IPA @jerbrew
9) Crabapple Lambicky Ale @JAReeves
10) Gingerbread Ale @theothermillion
11) Spiced Bourbon Stout @grampamark
12) Abbey Weizen @Funky Frank
Just saw this thread so just joined HBT - will plan to make the Fruit Cake Old Ale - would like to join this year's exchange if the group approves - thanks
The book says 1.25 oz Norther Brewer (7%) at 90 minutesHey hey everyone!
Quick question, I was looking over the recipe that was posted for the spicy cheery dubble from last year's group an the hop additions seem to be missing. I don't own a copy of Mosher's book, but could someone who owns it, or someone who has brewed this beer in the past give a suggestion to a hop schedule that works for this beer?
Cheers!
WoohooooLooks like it hit Imperial status, pre-souring
Hey hey everyone!
Quick question, I was looking over the recipe that was posted for the spicy cheery dubble from last year's group an the hop additions seem to be missing. I don't own a copy of Mosher's book, but could someone who owns it, or someone who has brewed this beer in the past give a suggestion to a hop schedule that works for this beer?
Cheers!
Hey hey everyone!
Quick question, I was looking over the recipe that was posted for the spicy cheery dubble from last year's group an the hop additions seem to be missing. I don't own a copy of Mosher's book, but could someone who owns it, or someone who has brewed this beer in the past give a suggestion to a hop schedule that works for this beer?
Cheers!