Need recommendations for 2 beers from 1 batch

[toddrod]

I like to brew beers that I can make 2 kinds from 1 batch.

For instance I have the following bottled.

Cream Ale / Vanilla Cream Ale
Double Chocolate Stout / Double Chocolate Stout with Cherry
American Wheat / Raspberry American Wheat
American Brown / Honey American Brown

I need some more ideas from the forum. Remember, I only do Ales at present.

Thanks in advance

 

[fat x nub]

Blonde Ale/BLonde Ale with Lime

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=74311

 

[Nurmey]

Brown / Hazelnut Brown
Wheat / Lemon Wheat (lemon or lemongrass maybe)
Pale ale / Apricot Pale ale

 

[mew]

Add coffee to half of a porter or stout.

 

[newkarian]

Do a partigyle with the first beer being a little stronger.
Barleywine/APA
RIS/Dry stout
etc.

 

[postman]

I love splitting any 5 gal into 2 batches, then using 2 different yeasts...makes 2 different beers! Liquid vs Dry or Dry vs Dry. Just fun experimenting how big a difference the yeasts make.

Also consider dry hop vs no dry hop, once again 2 different beers.

 

[Revvy]

If you are doing Allgrain, or Partial Mashes you can do Partigyle style brewing where you get One higher grav and one smaller gravity beer from the same cooler full of grain...

Here's one I'm doing on my stovetop, making 2, 2.5 gallon batches of pumpkin Beer, a porter and an ale.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=74927

The final grainbill is here; https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showpost.php?p=788247&postcount=53

 

[Brewmando]

Dittos on the dry hopping. A variant of that would be to dry hop with different hops or amounts in each split. I just finished a wheat that was split half onto blueberries and half onto pineapple and oranges. Earlier this year I split a stout and put Irish Mist Liqueur in half at bottling. MMMM........ WOW!

 

[toddrod]

I have enough ingredients to make another American Wheat beer and I have on hand K-97, Munich and Safeale 06. I think I will try splitting the batch and using 2 different yeast.

I am thinking K-97 and Munich.