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For me as well.
What's your next brew
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For me as well.
What are you doing with your Larry? Here is my plan
https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/1160339/tolbooth-80-shilling
https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/1160339/tolbooth-80-shilling
Let me guess you proffered the caramunich 1
?Compared to my last vienna lager aka David heath inspired this will be much simpler grist too
Not necessarily. The one with CaraMunich I was going for a marzen/Oktoberfest. I was going for just a basic Vienna lager with the Viana/Munich only. I like them bothLet me guess you proffered the caramunich 1
Compared to my last vienna lager aka David heath inspired this will be much simpler grist too
Awesome indeed: Bees, a pool, solar panels, a brew patio, a bunyip swamp right next... perfect!
Ah, so the next brew will be a repeat of Tate's Coconut Porter.
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I'm going to use Alan's recipe: https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/1021656/scottish-four-quid. The only change I plan to make is to swap Maris Otter for the Extra Pale Ale.
He is a Scot after all. I already had my grain purchased for or I would have
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I might try a clone. Possibly Juicy bits by weldwerks or something really simple like a SMaSH.
Plan on brewing Sunday, currently on the fence, I'm either doing "That 70s Beer" American Lager or I'll try a slightly revised version of "Shore Leave" Cali Common...
Plenty of options it looks
I'm definitely doing that vienna Lager next but thinking on doubling up and fermenting half and adding hot to keg other half then throwing that on the cake once the first ones done. Sure up the pipeline for summer
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Making a Blonde Ale this Sunday. I’ve been planning on making this for about a year and a half so I think it’s time.
https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/881899/blonde-ale
https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/881899/blonde-ale
Oh that looks way overdue Megary!Making a Blonde Ale this Sunday. I’ve been planning on making this for about a year and a half so I think it’s time.
https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/881899/blonde-ale
Interesting hop combo in galaxy and citra I've not used them in conjunction before.
What's the dear creek sweet - malt? Type of Munich?
Really hoping to get the Honey Cream ale brewed tomorrow. My biggest hurdle is waiting for maintenance to show up and fix a leak and a drooping light fixture. Surprise surprise, I have no idea when they will show up and don't want to be mid brew when they do come by and start scraping plaster above my kitchen. Oh the joys of renting I do really like this apartment and this leasing company, but getting maintenance to come fix the many, many issues with the unit is starting to be a big drag.
I do really like this apartment and this leasing company, but getting maintenance to come fix the many, many issues with the unit is starting to be a big drag.
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I think I'll brew a grab bag tomorrow, what every I have, we had the first cool day today at 60F for a high, great time to brew
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Close. Sweet Liberty is Deer Creek’s Vienna style malt.
The Galaxy/Citra combo is inspired by Kona Big Wave, one of my favorite session beers. Not that my recipe is meant to be a clone, just thought they were a proven fit.
https://konabrewingco.com/our-beers
Making a “Fullers” ESB next.
Well we think similarly when it comes to blondes there megary (grist wise) this is in the fermentor bubbling away https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/1196938/talus-all
Pale ale - vienna - wheat if going pale I throw some dark crystal in. That biscuit was a last minute decision just seeing what it will bring...
Anyhow I look forward to seeing it in the glass.
