Im Looking for a Good Recipe Book

[fayderek14]

Can anyone recommend a few good books with beer recipes?

 

[beergolf]

Why bother with a book?

We have a great resource here....... https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f82/

 

[Enf0rc3r]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0684829215/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

 

[ScottG58]

Brewing Classic Styles. Also I bought the back issue of BYO that has clone recipes. The Shakespeare Stout and Two-Hearted clones are our house brews.

 

[rilshoc]

There is also Designing Great Beers, and Clone Brews. I would agree the web is great resource, but there is something about having a 'page turner' in hand. I have all these and Radical Brewing, How to Brew, Brewmasters Bible, Brew Like a Monk, Complete joy of Homebrewing, and even Homebrewing for Dummies. Think I have pulled recipe's from each along the way.

 

[Glynn]

Brewing classic styles is a must

 

[Cyclman]

+1 on BCS.

 

[dadshomebrewing]

BCS and designing great beers.

Those, and the Internet, is all you need.

 

[masskrug]

Go with what you like and try to clone the recipe, or you could do some SMaSH recipes and test out your flavor.

 

[mikescooling]

Brewing Classic Styles. Also I bought the back issue of BYO that has clone recipes. The Shakespeare Stout and Two-Hearted clones are our house brews.

2nd,, I have a brewstand and do big runs, but still look stuff up in this book. It's geared to extract brewers, but has a little AG notes.