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Double Mountain Brewery Blog
The base for our Krieks is a blend of three batches of a strong golden-colored beer, each fermented with a different yeast: our house ale yeast, which is of Belgian origin; our house Kölsch yeast; and the notorious wild yeast ...
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Eddy's IPA » The Lazy Brewer
Holding true to the last time I brewed this IPA, I'm using White Labs WLP002 English Ale yeast, and the appearance of this stuff never fails to amaze me. The yeast in the starter looks like little sheets of yeast swirling around in the ...
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DEAD GUY & MORE DEAD GUY
I'm not sure how an ale is considered to be in the style of a Maibock or an Imperial Maibock, since both are lagers. I know that Rogue Ales makes something similar to how Maibocks are brewed but with their "proprietary Pacman ale yeast. ...
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Bathtub Brewery » Brew Day #13 — Simie the SNAKE Simcoe IPA
1.50 oz Simcoe Hops [11.9% AA] (dry hop). 1 tablet Whirlfloc (20 min – clarifier). White Labs California Ale yeast (WLP001). 4 oz corn sugar (bottling). —. Create a yeast starter 2-3 days in advance. Add 3 gallons of water to kettle. ...
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Homebrew Recipe – Presidential Pardon Pale Ale
Both use a relatively crisp ale yeast for an overall neutral perception. Despite SN’s having a higher alcohol content, it comes off as a lighter beer. This is probably due to the many factors discussed above – less bitterness perception ...
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New Breckenridge
It has a big sweet mouthfeel, followed by more hoppiness than you've ever had at one time. Enjoy" -- Brewery Yeast: British Ale Yeast Malts: Pale, Munich, Caramel-30, Carapils, Torrified Wehat Hops: Chinook, Centennial, Simcoe, Fuggles ...
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Urban Peasant sf: Ginger Beer and Apple Cherry Cider
1 teaspoon of ale yeast. 1 cup honey 1 cup water. Pour the apple and cherry juice into a carboy, add the yeast, put on the airlock. We let ours sit 3 weeks- about a week or so after the fermentation stopped, we would have bottled sooner ...
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Homebrew Recipe – Maple Brown Squirr-ale : Brew and Bake
5#, amber DME. 1.5 oz, Kent Goldings pellet hops (4.5%), 77 minutes .5 gal, grade A maple syrup, 17 minutes .5 oz, Fuggle pellet hops (4.5%), 10 minutes .5 oz, Fuggle pellet hops (4.5%), 2 minutes. 1 pk, Safale #S-04 ale yeast ...
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Friday Beer Blogging: Trippel Threat
With the ale I basically wanted to brew my own Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA. Not that I looked up the recipe or anything, I just guessed that medium-light crystal malt, British Ale yeast and continuous hopping would get me close enough. ...
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