Well I give in trying to buy it here so I'm making it I've tried twice and failed so I'm trying again trying to follow the zymurgy recipie with malt avalibility.
Today's brew.
Crisp extra pale maris otter 4.6kg 3 ebc
Crisp pale ale malt 1.3kg 5ebc
Cara munich 500g 110 ebc
31g centennial 10% 45 min
31g centennial 10% 30 min
10g gypsum mash
10g gypsum boil
Californian ale yeast v 1l starter
28g of centennial straight in with fermentation
100g centennial dry hops day 10 for 4 days.
Another Bells Two Hearted ale
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Another Bells Two Hearted ale
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Re: Another Bells Two Hearted ale
I think that you should consider trying lager malt rather than the Maris Otter as Bells is only using 2 Row malt anyway.
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Re: Another Bells Two Hearted ale
Yes I was trying to get the EBC somewhere near with the pale malts available in the UK .The extra pale MA was as close as I could get to Briess pale malt and doesn't have the same flavour as standard Marris.
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Re: Another Bells Two Hearted ale
Believe me, when I brew I prefer the British malts however if you are looking to copy 2 Hearted then with the Maris Otter you will not have the correct flavour profile. Still a good beer I am sure but not the same.
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