
extract recipe
extract recipe
Back in july i asked if anybody had a recipe for using Scotmalt light extract and up to now no replies,mmmmmm is the forum stumped on this coz i am,can't find much about it on t'internet.Anyway i was hoping to be on ag by now but moving has taken its toll on the pennies so i'm going to use the scotmalt extract to brew Graham Wheeler's best bitter recipe :huh: 

yeah Daab the manufacturer is indeed Scotmalt,it was given to me by a friend who's uncle had given it to him,but he's more into turning things into steam if you know what i mean?
Anyway his uncle has won lots of comps in yorkshire for his brews so it must be decent stuff and i was hoping to get some recipes off him but im still waiting so as you said i deserve a few drinks so brewing this weekend for me.
Anyway his uncle has won lots of comps in yorkshire for his brews so it must be decent stuff and i was hoping to get some recipes off him but im still waiting so as you said i deserve a few drinks so brewing this weekend for me.

Do you have any thing else to go with the malt extract?
My last Extract Beer was made for my Wife (Tiff's Tipple) as she had always said I should make a basic beer before trying different recipes. So, I threw in about 2.5kg of extract, 500g of CaraPils and my hops. I think I used Goldings can't remember the amounts but was likely to be 50g for 60 min 25g for 30 min and 25g for 15 min or something similar.
While my wife only had a pint or 2 t most, it was a very enjoyable beer.
My last Extract Beer was made for my Wife (Tiff's Tipple) as she had always said I should make a basic beer before trying different recipes. So, I threw in about 2.5kg of extract, 500g of CaraPils and my hops. I think I used Goldings can't remember the amounts but was likely to be 50g for 60 min 25g for 30 min and 25g for 15 min or something similar.
While my wife only had a pint or 2 t most, it was a very enjoyable beer.