Brewing a special Halloween beer. I bring you the Folly of the dark Lord, aka Satan's Folly!
81% US 2 row-Nice malt. Cross between Harrington and Triumph(supplier was out of the MG variety!)
8.1% Munich malt
4.9% 120L crystal
4% special roast(similar to brown malt)
2% carapils
yeast: old pal, safale-05
S.G. 1.055 F.G. 1.008-1.010
I do sixty minute boils. I won't start adding the hops until 30 minutes. Then, the wort will get pulverized with a combo of Amarillo and Centennial for the remaining 30 minutes. I've found this method works well if you like soft bitterness, with a great amount of hop flavor. I am looking for a very red beer. I may need to add a small amount of chocolate malt when I sparge to get the right colour. Brewing it on Saturday. I'll take pics.
Cheers, Whorst
Satan's Folly-Red Ale
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Sounds good there, Whorst 
Hoping to get some more insight into US beers from my imminent trip stateside. Lots of 'research' will have to be done of course

Hoping to get some more insight into US beers from my imminent trip stateside. Lots of 'research' will have to be done of course

drinking: ~ | conditioning: ~ | primary: ~ | Looks like I need to get brewing then...
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