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I have a friend that loves japanese beers and asked if I could brew a beer like Sapporo. I know sapporo is a rice beer but I dont know how to being to make a recipe for it. Anyone have a recipe for a rice beer?
 
Sapporo is not rice beer. Rice beer = sake. Sapporo is, like Kirin, a light world-wide lager beer. That means it has malt in it, as well as a relatively high proportion of adjunct - probably rice. But not more than 50% rice.

If you're an experienced all-grain brewer with lagering capability, you mightbe able to brew a beer like Sapporo. But it'll be easier for you to brew what you like and for him to continue buying Sapporo. If you're up for the challenge, go for it - you can even make a decent example with extract only - but you must have the ability to ferment it cold.

Bob
 
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