Q2 2021 Brewersfriend Community Recipie.

[GFHomebrew]

Bottled today, BE-256 hit 82% attenuation, missed og(brain fart during sparge, my bad), still came in at 6.69% abv, sample tasted very good, we'll see how it is when it's carbed up.

10% more attenuation than I got with S-33.
I'll use BE-256 next time.

 

[Sunfire96]

Here's my first taste of Alan's Pee reminds me of a big Christmas beer. I'll let this one keep aging, but it's tasty so far! Love the color. It's very red in the light, I took 2 photos to show the difference (same glass of beer)

 

[Josh Hughes]

Going to bottle mine this week sometime.

 

[soccerdad]

I'm way behind on this. Grains weighed out at least, but heading out of town for a week.

 

[Craigerrr]

Bottled mine this past Sunday, plan to have one or two before the next zoom meeting, then probably leave the rest to age until the winter months.

 

[AHarper]

Bottled mine this past Sunday, plan to have one or two before the next zoom meeting, then probably leave the rest to age until the winter months.
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That's a lot of Man Pee.....

 

[GFHomebrew]

That's a lot of Man Pee.....

And that's before he even started drinking!

 

[Donoroto]

Kegged the Man Pee, smells heavenly of toffee and caramel, a touch of coffee, and the uncarbed FG sample tasted thick and rich, with a touch of booziness and a bit sweeter than expected. Nice color too. Unfortunately the FG ended up at 1.021 from 1.069, meaning 6.6% abv and 70% attenuation.

Fast-carbing a liter, once it cools I'll pour a glass.

 

[Donoroto]

...and here's a photo. The light shows it a bit redder than it actually is, slightly more brown.
Carbonation has taken the cloying sweetness down a notch, making for a much better balance. This beer will age well, I need to bottle some of it. I want to avoid drinking it all in a month...

Thank you again Alan for a recipe I'd never have tried myself. She's a stoater!

 

[AHarper]

Well I was inspired to open one of mine - and get it in the sun as it is that time of day, it has almost gone down - as indeed, so will this....

 

[AHarper]

...and here's a photo. The light shows it a bit redder than it actually is, slightly more brown.
Carbonation has taken the cloying sweetness down a notch, making for a much better balance. This beer will age well, I need to bottle some of it. I want to avoid drinking it all in a month...

Thank you again Alan for a recipe I'd never have tried myself. She's a stoater!View attachment 15625

Thank you for giving it a go. I am very pleased you like it. Speaking of Stoaters - take a look at my Stoater Stout. I'm just about to bottle it here.

 

[Sunfire96]

Well I was inspired to open one of mine - and get it in the sun as it is that time of day, it has almost gone down - as indeed, so will this....
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Beauty!

 

[Josh Hughes]

Bottling Alan’s pee this evening. Think I’ll keg some though and let it sit a while though.

 

[Josh Hughes]

Got it bottled. Can REALLY taste the Belgian yeast Good tasting sample. Finished at 1.010 on my hydrometer and tilt.
Turned our lighter than I expected.

 

[Josh Hughes]

Uncarbed left over. Not used to Belgian yeast. The nose hits ya! I taste the pepper the manufacturer said the yeast would produce. Finished quite dry but nice and malty as well. This is quite pleasant. I will enjoy a few evenings with this stuff in a few weeks. Great job Alan

 

[Sunfire96]

Had to make some room in the cellar, here's another bottle of Man Pee

 

[Craigerrr]

Coming up on 2 weeks since I bottled up the piss! Think I will pop one in the fridge tomorrow and give it a taste on Sunday!

 

[GFHomebrew]

Here's mine I think I was first out the gate brewing this it's been in the bottle maybe three weeks hmmm too many beers in between lol.

Its more redish than the photo starts out with some bannana on the nose for me with a malty clean sticky caramel type flavour lingering after swallowing a second or two. Yup very smooth and subtle for a beer this ABV.

 

[Craigerrr]

I just put a couple bottles O' the Pee in the fridge, will be giving one a sample on Sunday

 

[Tim Bulin]

So I just tried Alan's Pee for the first time. I like it, never been a fan of Belgian beers in general, but this is really good. Not sure what you do different, but this is about the first Belgian that I have actually liked. Great recipe @AHarper!