Won 1st place in Fort Walton Beach Homebrew club malty beers category.
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Last Updated: 2018-12-12 02:55 UTC
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Amber of the Vale V2.6
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After 11 revisions of this recipe, I feel like I have finally perfected the Amber ale for my personal palate. It is almost always on tap at my house, albeit not for long.
Jeremiah White • 06/26/2017 at 12:26am Gone through 4 more revisions, still the best Amber I've ever had.
Anthony Roman • 12/12/2018 at 02:51am Love me a good amber. Is this recipe your latest revision?
Jeremiah White • 12/12/2018 at 02:53am It sure is, this a slightly sweet Amber and it benefits from a month in the keg to mellow. I've won a local brewery club best of show with it the other month, very happy with it.
Merndogg • 02/29/2020 at 05:21pm Jeremiah, I am a notice brewer and don't have a keg, etc. - yet. If I want to bottle and use a priming sugar. How much priming sugar should I use to make it the prefered carbonation?