Hi guys,
I'm looking for an 'old' best bitter recipe, like 1800-1900 to complete my collection of 'old' recipes that im doing for a party.
Does anyone have one, with a date attached to it?
The durden park one isnt of any use as I dont have the ability to roast my own malt to get pale amber...
So does anyone have any suggestions?
Cheers
Alex
Old Best Bitter Recipe
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BazC
Re: Old Best Bitter Recipe
Sorry can't help you with a recipe but I found this online, apparently Carapils 25EBC can be substituted for Pale Amber Malt provided it makes up less than 45% of the grist.
http://hbd.org/brewery/library/roastmaltGC.html
I would have thought any of the the pale ale recipes on the Durden Park site would count as a best bitter though and only one of them uses Pale Amber.
http://www.durdenparkbeer.org.uk/Recipe ... 2s_Bitter_
I'm interested in old recipes, which other beeers are you brewing?
http://hbd.org/brewery/library/roastmaltGC.html
I would have thought any of the the pale ale recipes on the Durden Park site would count as a best bitter though and only one of them uses Pale Amber.
http://www.durdenparkbeer.org.uk/Recipe ... 2s_Bitter_
I'm interested in old recipes, which other beeers are you brewing?
Odp: Old Best Bitter Recipe
Look no further than at Ron Pattinson site barclayperkins.blogspot.com. I doubt you'd find best bitter recipe that old, but something xix century for sure.
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Re: Old Best Bitter Recipe
Did you find what you were looking for? If so, how did it turn out? Please share any cool historical recipes you tried and liked!alwilson wrote:...I'm looking for an 'old' best bitter recipe, like 1800-1900 to complete my collection of 'old' recipes that im doing for a party...