By brock, on February 4th, 2009%
Today, instead of working, I'm building a Hoegaarden rip off. It's an experiment with using the Golding hop, which weighs in at a subtle 4.2% alpha acid, for bittering, as well as a light wheat malt extract. The latter has almost always resulted in failure.
Anway, the usual qbrew files are always here: http://quantifier.org/qbrew/
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By ken, on October 10th, 2008%
Another week, another brew. I tried http://www.homebrewden.com & had them ship me their Dog & Crown Pale Ale kit. It shipped with White Labs pitchable liquid yeast. I substituted Glacier hops for the Kent Golding aroma hops also. Here’s the qbrew file and here’s the html page.
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By brock, on October 4th, 2008%
I’ve been reading about Simcoe Hops, and decided to put them to work in a Pale Ale recipe. They’re particularly popular with Amarillo, if you’re trying to hit a high IBU/btu for an IPA. But I’m going a bit more subtle, as in Dog Fish Head’s 60 minute IPA. So I’m mixing them with . . . → Read More: Simcoe Hops
By ken, on September 29th, 2008%
I found this on a forum somewhere and adjusted it very slightly.
Abita TurboDog (5 gallons/19 L, extract w/ grains) OG=1.054 FG=1.014, IBU=32-34 Ingredients 5 lbs Muntons unhopped light dry malt extract 1.25 lbs crystal malt (Schreier crsytal 100 or Muntons crystal dark) 0.5 lbs chocolate malt 7 aau’s Chinook Hops (0.6 oz of . . . → Read More: Abita TurboDog Clone