tennesseean_87
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I like this beer. I'd like to clone, but can't find a recipe. I can't even find it on their website. Any ideas?
Summit India Style Black Ale Clone?
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tennesseean_87
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No one had one? Trying one more time.
thehaze
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I cannot find a clone either for this particular beer, but I found some info on the possible malts, hops and yeast: https://www.ratebeer.com/beer/summit-india-style-black-ale/478359/
I would try ( being the only thing you can do ) to make a recipe and see how it goes. The yeast could be https://www.whitelabs.com/yeast-bank/wlp037-yorkshire-square-ale-yeast or http://www.wyeastlab.com/yeast-strain/west-yorkshire-ale
Malt bill:
79% Pale
7% Flaked Wheat
7% Crystal 90L
7% Blend between Midnigh Wheat/Chocolate Wheat and Roasted ( Pearl ) Barley to get you arouns 35 SRM.
Hops are Denali and Equinox and they mention some pine. Maybe mix some Simcoe and/OR Chinook or maybe Eureka ( piney and fruitty ).
IBUs : if you tasted the beer, you should have an idea how many.
Mash low at 149F.
I know it's not the answer you were looking for, as you probably thought of it yourself, but IF I were to clone a beer, I would give it a few tries. You never know...you might end up with a beer better than the one your are seeking a clone for.
I would try ( being the only thing you can do ) to make a recipe and see how it goes. The yeast could be https://www.whitelabs.com/yeast-bank/wlp037-yorkshire-square-ale-yeast or http://www.wyeastlab.com/yeast-strain/west-yorkshire-ale
Malt bill:
79% Pale
7% Flaked Wheat
7% Crystal 90L
7% Blend between Midnigh Wheat/Chocolate Wheat and Roasted ( Pearl ) Barley to get you arouns 35 SRM.
Hops are Denali and Equinox and they mention some pine. Maybe mix some Simcoe and/OR Chinook or maybe Eureka ( piney and fruitty ).
IBUs : if you tasted the beer, you should have an idea how many.
Mash low at 149F.
I know it's not the answer you were looking for, as you probably thought of it yourself, but IF I were to clone a beer, I would give it a few tries. You never know...you might end up with a beer better than the one your are seeking a clone for.
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