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Cascade Mountain Pale Ale
- {Math.Round(srm)}° L
- All Grain
- 5 Gallon(s)
- Unknown Style
- 38 IBU
- 6.4 % ABV
#140 pale Ale.
Sour No Boil IPA
- {Math.Round(srm)}° L
- All Grain + Extract
- 5 Gallon(s)
- Unknown Style
- 0 IBU
- 8.3 % ABV
Steeped grains at 152 for 30 minutes in 2 gallons. Rinsed with one tea kettle of hot water. Added all of the LME and wort chiller and brought to 170. Did a 20 minute hop whirpool with 2 oz of Idaho 7. Took outside to connect wort chiller and used another 1 oz of Idaho for the 15-20 minutes it took to cool to 85 degrees. Need to add 1 and a half gallons of water to fermenter. Took gravity reading and was at 1.062
Bodhizafa Clone 1
- {Math.Round(srm)}° L
- All Grain
- 5 Gallon(s)
- Unknown Style
- 78 IBU
- 7.0 % ABV
my Mexican Ale 2
- {Math.Round(srm)}° L
- All Grain
- 6 Gallon(s)
- Unknown Style
- 17 IBU
- 4.4 % ABV
1st brew date 2/18/23 og 1.039
Motueka Madness NZ Pilsner
- {Math.Round(srm)}° L
- All Grain
- 4 Gallon(s)
- Unknown Style
- 39 IBU
- 7.2 % ABV
First stab at homebrewing a New Zealand Pilsner - the first time I had one, I likened it to a "gateway drug" for those who like a pilsner but haven't yet acquired a taste for pale ales and eventually IPA's. It's a slippery slope after that...
Fj?sets Utepils B008
- {Math.Round(srm)}° L
- All Grain
- 150 Liter(s)
- Unknown Style
- 28 IBU
- 4.9 % ABV
Broken Enkel
- {Math.Round(srm)}° L
- All Grain
- 5 Gallon(s)
- Unknown Style
- 15 IBU
- 6.4 % ABV
A dark, malty, Belgian single ale.
Summer Sessional
- {Math.Round(srm)}° L
- All Grain
- 5 Gallon(s)
- Unknown Style
- 21 IBU
- 5.6 % ABV
BierMuncher Centennial Ale https://www.homebrewtalk.com/threads/centennial-blonde-simple-4-all-grain-5-10-gall.42841 adjustment for BIAB efficiency: add 1 pale malt Do not exceed 150 mash for crisp finish
Golden ale - 8 - 119
- {Math.Round(srm)}° L
- All Grain
- 10.5 Gallon(s)
- Unknown Style
- 18 IBU
- 5.5 % ABV
Milk Stout
- {Math.Round(srm)}° L
- All Grain
- 20 Gallon(s)
- Unknown Style
- 17 IBU
- 8.1 % ABV
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It's not uncommon for a homebrewer to craft a homebrew recipe that does not satisfy the specific guidelines of the BJCP style guidelines. For example, a homebrewer might make an IPA recipe and decide they want it to be more bitter or darker than the defined style.
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