A little pretext;
With the sun starting to shine again and snow starting to melt, I am hopeful that summer will eventually return to Canada. There is nothing I love more then being outside in the nice weather. Be it gardening, landscaping, woodworking, fishing, or just sitting back drinking beer.. I love being outside enjoying the sunshine!
My go to hot weather beer has always been coors light(I know..), because it does taste better then water. Lately I have been thinking about brewing a VERY low ABV beer for the hot days to come.
My idea was to brew a coopers kit (they are cheap, easy to brew, easy to get, and I've always had decent results so far) with nothing but the prehopped kit and water to 23L. Something like the draught, lager or cerveza.. good summertime beers. Beersmith predicts these will come out at 2.1% ABV.. Perfect for a lawnmower beer.
Ive done some looking around on the interwebs but haven't seen anyone who's tried this.. I know for another $3 worth of DME I could make real beer, but that isn't the point..
So what do you think HBT?
With the sun starting to shine again and snow starting to melt, I am hopeful that summer will eventually return to Canada. There is nothing I love more then being outside in the nice weather. Be it gardening, landscaping, woodworking, fishing, or just sitting back drinking beer.. I love being outside enjoying the sunshine!
My go to hot weather beer has always been coors light(I know..), because it does taste better then water. Lately I have been thinking about brewing a VERY low ABV beer for the hot days to come.
My idea was to brew a coopers kit (they are cheap, easy to brew, easy to get, and I've always had decent results so far) with nothing but the prehopped kit and water to 23L. Something like the draught, lager or cerveza.. good summertime beers. Beersmith predicts these will come out at 2.1% ABV.. Perfect for a lawnmower beer.
Ive done some looking around on the interwebs but haven't seen anyone who's tried this.. I know for another $3 worth of DME I could make real beer, but that isn't the point..
So what do you think HBT?