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Four Pines Pale Ale
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While hop schedule is probably more complicated than it needs to be, this really was outstanding. In a side-by-side comparison with Four Pines pale ale, the bitterness levels were virtually identical, as was the colour. There were slight differences between them – there was a background honey note in the Four Pines – both were simply delicious.
Thanks for creating and posting this recipe!! I made it for my first ever home brew and it was perfect. Actually tasted significantly better out of the keg (fermentasaurus) than the 4 pines pale ale did from the bottle! Beginners luck but perhaps the 4pines bottle had preservative vs my cleaner homebrew? I didn't use Irish moss or gelatin finings though and had to use some caramunich and caramalt steeping grains for flavour as my brew shop didn't have those malts. I used malt extracts rather than all-grain.
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