I went to my first brewery that sold grain, and was dissapointed that I wasnt able to follow a sinlge recipe that ive found! Ontop of it all they only brew with one strain of yeast, and they use that one strain for over 20 beers that they use. I honestly dont know how the hell they succeed using the same yeast for a lager as an ale....
They only have about 6-7 different types of grains, so I wasnt able to find the famous "American 2-row" that lots of recipes have.
I wasnt able to find the famous "Crystal Malt", or Bisquit Malt, couldnt find flaked oats, or oats of any kind. They did have 6-7 different hops though!
Ive asked them for several more ingredients but they did not carry or even heard of some of the stuff in the recipe section! Felt like I was speaking a different language!
What I did end up buying was Pale Malt, and Wheat malt with cascade hops.
Im thinking of just mashing those two at a rate 3/4 pale 1/4 wheat.
They only have about 6-7 different types of grains, so I wasnt able to find the famous "American 2-row" that lots of recipes have.
I wasnt able to find the famous "Crystal Malt", or Bisquit Malt, couldnt find flaked oats, or oats of any kind. They did have 6-7 different hops though!
Ive asked them for several more ingredients but they did not carry or even heard of some of the stuff in the recipe section! Felt like I was speaking a different language!
What I did end up buying was Pale Malt, and Wheat malt with cascade hops.
Im thinking of just mashing those two at a rate 3/4 pale 1/4 wheat.