Doing well. Getting ready to cut hay. Gonna do a Fresh Hop Cream ale in September. Find that in the BJCPs...Pales, blondes and Cream Ales will be on my diet this Summer. Might sneak in a Session IPA too. Hope you and Lisa are staying safe.
Doing well. Getting ready to cut hay. Gonna do a Fresh Hop Cream ale in September. Find that in the BJCPs...Pales, blondes and Cream Ales will be on my diet this Summer. Might sneak in a Session IPA too. Hope you and Lisa are staying safe.
N.a. a crisscross Bohemian or transvestite BohemianGetting low on Dirty Bohemian, so that is next up(the last 2 were cream ales)...been thinking about pitching it with US/05 instead of 34/70...would that turn Dirty Bohemian into Filthy Hippie?
I'm hoping to brew a Munich Dunkel w/pseudo-decoction soon..
That looks awesome!Alrighty this is a bit out there a coconut caramel stout hence the name go big bold or go home.
Any pointers are welcome I'm open until this Sunday
https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/1021086/bonkers-tout
You've got a great point I'll move the toasted coconut to fermentation I'll mitigate bacteria roasting and adding straight to fermentor.That looks awesome!
- The only thing I can think of that I'd change is that I tend to add additional sugars (like caramel) to the end of the boil - 10 minutes. And things like chocolate nibs (or coconut) to the fermenter post-fermentation.
- With that said: Urban Chestnut in MO makes an awesome stout that they alter in many ways and one of them has been with coconut.... IT WAS AWESOME! - I'm looking forward to hearing how this one turns out man!
Go big or go home, indeed! Good luck and please keep us posted on how this one develops!Alrighty this is a bit out there a coconut caramel stout hence the name go big bold or go home.
Any pointers are welcome I'm open until this Sunday
https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/1021086/bonkers-tout