Hi folks.
Will be doing my second AG sometime this weekend. Although I like my lager I want to try an ale of some sort. Here is a list of what I have:
5.5kg Pale Malt
500g Crystal Malt
1kg Chocolate Malt
500g Roasted Barley
1kg Torrified Wheat
As for hops I have various amounts of Bramling Cross, Challenger, Fuggles, Goldings, Northdown and Progress.
Can anybody suggest a recipe?
suggest a brew
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nofe4r
I have, and again, and again but there so many choices. 
Since I started brewing I am starting to find lager a bit boring (perhaps I am drinking too much
)
Since I drink lager I am unsure as to what expect from the ale recipes. I don't want anything too heavy but with flavour. A high alcohol content would be nice. I am still learning with what gives what taste.
Thanks.
Since I started brewing I am starting to find lager a bit boring (perhaps I am drinking too much
)Since I drink lager I am unsure as to what expect from the ale recipes. I don't want anything too heavy but with flavour. A high alcohol content would be nice. I am still learning with what gives what taste.
Thanks.
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Dennis King
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What about one of Graham Wheelers, you have almost all the ingredients for Felinfoel`s Double Dragon. My favorite from his books. A lightish colour and good hop taste.
3700g pale malt
155g crystal malt
400g torrified wheat
670g white sugar
25g challenger
10g whitbread goldings
10g bramling cross
+ 15 wgv last 15 mins.
I would replace the wgv with fuggles [15g and 20g respectivly]. Have used variations like this a few times, always a good beer.
3700g pale malt
155g crystal malt
400g torrified wheat
670g white sugar
25g challenger
10g whitbread goldings
10g bramling cross
+ 15 wgv last 15 mins.
I would replace the wgv with fuggles [15g and 20g respectivly]. Have used variations like this a few times, always a good beer.
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nofe4r