Brown ale

[benzy4010]

Any good all grain brown ale five gallon batches out there?

 

[Golddiggie]

Plenty... You'll need to narrow your search down a bit though by type of brown ale. Look in the recipe section (from the main page) and have at it.

Personally, I'm brewing English brown ales (when I brew them)... I find I like them a lot, with some variety.

 

[benzy4010]

Belgian doubbel

 

[Golddiggie]

That's not a brown ale, it's a Belgian double... Look here: Belgian and French Ale

 

[porterguy]

Make a "Moose Drool" clone. "caribou slobber" or "deer dribble" are some names I've seen. There was a clone recipe in Brew Your Own magazine a few months back. Quite possibly one on here. I think I also found one online just by googling it.
It came out Very tasty.

 

[benzy4010]

Yea I just realized wrote that in wrong post I mean an English brown ale somthing with a more nutty flavor.

 

[TrubDog]

Go to the recipe section of the forum and crawl through the English Brown Ales recipes. I usually sort them by replies and that way you can quickly see which recipes are getting the most attention.

Try this:

English Brown Ale

 

[Cubslover]

I just bottled a nice warm, bready brown with marris otter, Munich, victory Malts, EKG, and notty yeast if that sounds like a recipe you'd like.

 

[gingerdawg]

Not an English, but a good ole standby:
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f67/nut-brown-ag-30187/