This recipe is perfect for beginners and advanced brewers alike.
For beginners, it gives a great flavour profile of the Simcoe hop, and also how a yeast strain, such as M36, can supplement the flavours you are trying to reach!
For advanced brewers, it can really show how complex something so simple can be. I made the recipe last summer, and it was one of my favourite beers of the year!
The flavour profile from Simcoe, which to me, is passionfruit/berry, is therefore supplemented by the peach flavour I get from M36. You'll find the beer very quenching in the Aussie Summer Heat!
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Simcoe SMaSH
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Dirty Dingo Brewing CO. • 10/21/2020 at 06:49am Yo, so this is actually a 4.5. Considering it's a SMaSH, it is also, SMASHABLE. So, I feel like it deserves the 4.5 rating. Lots of flavour, and very drinkable.
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