Wet hop cascade beer
Nice light abv beer with some beautiful hop notes.
Nice light abv beer with some beautiful hop notes.
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I thought I'd give this a try.
Wet hop bevvy or three
And the verdict is?
Looks nice, ABV/IBU ratio looks good. How was it? Don't think I've seen that label down south.
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My pale ale
I've never had a raw oyster and I never plan to lol but I like that I can get locally farmed oysters from the Chesapeake Bay at my grocery storeI'm impressed the oysters make it into the beer!
If it were me, they would get finished with the citra pale ale. Nice bar snack
Fing beautiful as usual Megary
That looks really nice. I haven't tried any shilling beers, how would you describe it?
More wet hop cascade beer
Man um really enjoying this.
Has some dankness in the flavour
And some lovely aroma tropical melon type stuff .
Definitely my best crop year for sure!
Man um really enjoying this.
Has some dankness in the flavour
And some lovely aroma tropical melon type stuff .
Definitely my best crop year for sure!
Looks awesome!
next up for me is A 60 shilling followed by an 80 shilling using the slurry.
@Sunfire96 Scottish yeast is quite clean and lets the malt rule but doesn’t mute hops. I fond the shilling beers clean and drinkable with a bit of a caramel toffee thing but overal balanced. Mine are darker but there is a wide range. The 60 shilling typically is only around 15-20 ibu while the 80 goes up 25-30. Think a bitter without the late hops And low esters
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Josh sums it up nicely. Definitely malt forward (Maris Otter), clean, crushable. Hops are a minor player. This one was a little off the wall, just MO, flaked corn and a bit of Roasted Barley for a touch of color. I think I took that recipe (or at least the idea for it) from the great blog, Shut Up About Barclay Perkins.
Most are like that. Modern ones may have a touch of crystal. I went 90-95% Golden promise and rest crystal and roast
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I love my Gulf Coast oysters, but they are too damn expensive to enjoy more than once in a great while. And , yes, love a bucket of raw oysters. How many shells did you need at the homebrew level to get the salinity for the stout?I've never had a raw oyster and I never plan to lol but I like that I can get locally farmed oysters from the Chesapeake Bay at my grocery store
I used 2 whole oysters (shells, meat, and brine) for a 4 gallon batch. One of these days I need to brew this side by side without the oysters to find out if they actually do anything
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