Best Brew ever

[Dan_fash]

WHat is everyones best brew ever. Style, Kit, recipe, accident?

 

[Dan_fash]

Mine so far has to be Dark Chocolate and espresso Milk Stout. Ive only just done my first all grain, which is fermenting, so my experience is a little over a year of partial mash.

The above stout started as Brewers best Milk stout, with extra 2 oz of Chocolate malt. Added 12 oz of dark chocolate to the boil, and 4 oz of Cocoa Nibs to secondary for 10 days. also 5 shots of Starbucks espresso to secondary.

 

[Jupapabear]

Mine would be EdWorts Haus Pale Ale. The second time I made it I uped the grain bill by 10% due to a low efficiency. I ended up soaking some oak chips I grill with is some crown royal and using that and dry hops in seconday. The darn been was amazing.

Jupapabear

 

[MarshmallowBlue]

It's a close call with my top 3 I think, but I think my wild blueberry maple mead has the crown. It actually was an accident. It was supposed to be a maple only mead but after a lack of fermentation (little experience with nutrients as that point), I just threw a ton of stuff at it. Wild blueberries, more maple syrup, and a vanilla bean. Came out insanely good. People asked me where I bought it and telling them you made it is the best feeling in the world.

 

[dpatrickv]

Probably a toss up between my house saison, my coconut black ipa or my chardonnay oak aged belgian golden strong. All of them are my own recipes.

 

[Braufessor]

The "best" single batch of beer I have made is probably either a dortmunder or a Bo-Pils that turned out incredibly well, no flaws, and to style.

My favorite - Oatmeal Amber Ale - West Coast style hoppy Amber. I brew this regularly, and if I could only make one beer forever..... probably go with this.

Consistently - British Dark Mild. I brew it a lot, and it always seems to come out well.