Extract Recipes

Discussion on brewing beer from malt extract, hops, and yeast.
Morse

Extract Recipes

Post by Morse » Thu Apr 05, 2007 6:35 am

If you fancy trying something else, raise a thread in the recipe section and i'll find some others, I have several good looking extract recipes kicking around somewhere, hopefully other members will have some recipes to share too.
:D Here's the start of the thread then.
If anyone has any extract recipes they would like to share so I can move away from kits I would be more than happy to give them a go :lol: well maybe not all of them :shock:

Cheers, Morse.

Morse

Post by Morse » Thu Apr 05, 2007 2:33 pm

:D Cheers DaaB, haven't started yet but I can't wait, do all the above recipes make about 25L :?:

parkerwitton

Clive of India Pale Ale

Post by parkerwitton » Fri Apr 06, 2007 8:51 pm

Have a look at Clive of India Pale Ale...The Daddy of them all!!!!

Ingredients
4.5 kg of Brupaks Premium Grade Malt Extract
80 gms Challenger Hops
50 gms of Goldings Hops
Brewing Yeast
Method
Dissolve the ME in a brewing bucket in hot water, add to boiler and bring volume to 5 gallons (23 litres).
Bring to the boil and add 80 gms of Challenger Hops and boil for 1 hour.
15 minutes before the finish of the boil add 25 gms of Goldings and remaining 25 gms just before switching off the boil.
Cool wort and pitch yeast.
Rack after 5 days into a closed fermenter. After a further two weeks, fine and bottle or barrel in the usual way.
Characteristics
OG 1060
FG 1011
Bitterness 54 EBU
This Brew won Alan Gough of the Elderberry, Whitley Bay First Prize in the IPA class at the 1997 Annual National Wine & Beer Making Show at Scarbrough.

Morse

Post by Morse » Sun Apr 08, 2007 7:41 am

:D Cheers guys,

Which one do I start with? They all sound great, keep them coming though if you have any more sugestions.

Cheers, Morse.

andyryan218

First exctract brew

Post by andyryan218 » Sat Jan 05, 2008 12:58 am

I'm thinking of making the step up to extract brewing when i get back from the Gulf. Has anyone made Dave Lines Old Peculiar?? Has anyone got a method they care to share??

beardybrewer

Post by beardybrewer » Sat Jan 05, 2008 11:45 am

I'm an extract brewer (all-grain not logistically viable) and have my brew log and recipes here:

http://www.lounge111.net/Brew/

I'm quite proud of the marzen and belgian ales

frederick

Post by frederick » Fri Apr 11, 2008 9:55 am

DaaB wrote:Ok, i'll kick it off with

Dave Lines Theakstons Old Peculiar

25L

2000g Dark Malt Extract
250g Crushed Roast Barley
250g Crushed Crystal Malt
1000g Soft Brown Sugar
60g Fuggles (full boil)
5 Saccharin Tablets
5g irish moss last 10 mins
Prime with 100g Black Treacle.
Boy oh Boy... this looks fantastic but as a very raw beginner could you please give full details of how to from start to finish and I will be very obliged.
Frederick

Morse

Post by Morse » Thu May 22, 2008 9:14 pm

:D Hi Folks, long time since I have been on, just a quick question I have just started:
Have a look at Clive of India Pale Ale...The Daddy of them all!!!!

Ingredients
4.5 kg of Brupaks Premium Grade Malt Extract
80 gms Challenger Hops
50 gms of Goldings Hops
Brewing Yeast
Method
Dissolve the ME in a brewing bucket in hot water, add to boiler and bring volume to 5 gallons (23 litres).
Bring to the boil and add 80 gms of Challenger Hops and boil for 1 hour.
15 minutes before the finish of the boil add 25 gms of Goldings and remaining 25 gms just before switching off the boil.
Cool wort and pitch yeast.
Rack after 5 days into a closed fermenter. After a further two weeks, fine and bottle or barrel in the usual way.
Characteristics
OG 1060
FG 1011
Bitterness 54 EBU
This Brew won Alan Gough of the Elderberry, Whitley Bay First Prize in the IPA class at the 1997 Annual National Wine & Beer Making Show at Scarbr

I reduced the OG to 1048 and after five days it is down to 1020 I have transfered it to a closed bucket now I was just wondering if the gravity is likely to reduce anymore :?:

Cheers, Morse

Morse

Post by Morse » Thu May 22, 2008 9:43 pm

Thanks Daab,

I'll see how it goes, what strength do you think I will end up with? I have calculated it to be arounf 3.5%
Also how long could I have left it in the original bucket?

Cheers, Morse

Morse

Post by Morse » Fri May 23, 2008 5:53 am

Thanks again I'll know for next time :D

Cheers, Morse

mshergold

Re: Extract Recipes

Post by mshergold » Fri Apr 17, 2009 1:27 pm

Hi. Which malt extract should I use for Clive of India - pale, amber or dark (at a guess, I'd say light or amber)?

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Re: Extract Recipes

Post by OldSpeckledBadger » Fri Apr 17, 2009 11:08 pm

mshergold wrote:Hi. Which malt extract should I use for Clive of India - pale, amber or dark (at a guess, I'd say light or amber)?
Pale Ale is so called because it uses pale malt so use the palest extract you can get.
Best wishes

OldSpeckledBadger

Manx Guy

Re: Extract Recipes

Post by Manx Guy » Thu Jul 02, 2009 1:19 pm

Morse,

How did you reduce the OG to 1048?
I'm guessing by missing out 1 tin of LME ?

How did the beer ferment in the end ? despite the problems you had?
Cheers

Guy
:)
Slainte!
8)

Manx Guy

Re: Extract Recipes

Post by Manx Guy » Sat Jul 04, 2009 1:34 pm

Hi Daab

Is your 'simple exttract recipe a pale ale style beer?

I think I might give it a go but want something suitable for summer drinking....

Cheers,

Guy
8)

guest5234

Re:

Post by guest5234 » Fri Mar 19, 2010 10:38 pm

[quote="DaaB"]Ok, i'll kick it off with

Dave Lines Theakstons Old Peculiar

25L

2000g Dark Malt Extract
250g Crushed Roast Barley
250g Crushed Crystal Malt
1000g Soft Brown Sugar
60g Fuggles (full boil)
5 Saccharin Tablets
5g irish moss last 10 mins


This is the dogs ******** :lol:

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