Bière de Garde Recipes

Biere

jll23 9/13/2019 12:54:15 PM

• 7° L
• All Grain
• 3 Gallon(s)
• Bière de Garde
• 25 IBU
• 6.5 % ABV

This biere de garde is all about the yeast, Brewer's Gold hops, and the added malt complexity of CaraVienna malt (which I believe may have been rebranded as Cara Ruby).

Im Nice Enough

Jakeb 8/6/2019 7:03:31 PM

• 10° L
• All Grain
• 3 Gallon(s)
• Bière de Garde
• 21 IBU
• 6.7 % ABV

what did the ghost want - BOOOOOOOZE

Bobbaugh3 8/26/2019 10:57:33 AM

• 19° L
• All Grain
• 5 Gallon(s)
• Bière de Garde
• 21 IBU
• 7.3 % ABV

Clone Of Autumn Biere de Garde-- Dangereux Redux

ArrestedDevelopment 8/5/2019 7:36:43 AM

• 15° L
• All Grain
• 5 Gallon(s)
• Bière de Garde
• 23 IBU
• 5.9 % ABV

Biere de Garde Produzida 28 04 2019 env 19 05 2019

MarcosKuchak 4/26/2019 4:03:59 AM

• 13° L
• All Grain
• 62 Liter(s)
• Bière de Garde
• 29 IBU
• 7.0 % ABV

Produzida 28 04 2019

Biere de Garde

Burmer 7/13/2019 10:24:08 AM

• 14° L
• All Grain
• 3.01 Gallon(s)
• Bière de Garde
• 15 IBU
• 7.5 % ABV

Biere Brune de Malines

Burmer 7/13/2019 10:23:40 AM

• 10° L
• All Grain
• 3 Gallon(s)
• Bière de Garde
• 28 IBU
• 6.2 % ABV

Biere de Garde

maui-tutu 10/3/2018 2:29:21 PM

• 6° L
• All Grain
• 21 Liter(s)
• Bière de Garde
• 24 IBU
• 7.2 % ABV

Biere Autre

jll23 5/19/2019 8:24:02 PM

• 7° L
• All Grain
• 3 Gallon(s)
• Bière de Garde
• 25 IBU
• 6.5 % ABV

This was supposed to be a slightly scaled up version of a previous Biere de Garde recipe I really enjoyed, but the store was out of the both the defining specialty malt and the defining hops that made the flavor combination unique. I substituted a few things here, and it should still yield good results, but there's no point pretending that it's the same. Instead of caravienne and Brewers Gold, this one uses Aromatic malt and Nugget hops.

This Table is Reserved

jll23 5/7/2019 6:47:47 PM

• 4° L
• All Grain
• 4 Gallon(s)
• Bière de Garde
• 18 IBU
• 3.8 % ABV

Basically, this is a table beer brewed with the Biere de Garde yeast that I will use as a productive starter for an eventual larger beer. This one is pretty light in color, with only a slight bit of light caramel malt (which I happen to I have lying around) thrown in for grain complexity/maltiness. In the past I have found the combination of this yeast and Brewers Gold hops to be a winning one, and I'm sticking with it here, if only (primarily) for bitterness. I may toss in a pellet or two for ...