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Hi all
As I am trying to make the switch from kits to extract/all grain, I am trying to use up all the kits I have collected this past year.
So in an attempt to capture a smoky, bourbon, toffee flavour here is my plan:
1 can of coopers stout.
500 grams of dark spray malt.
A jar of honey heated in a pan similar to robs toffee cider recipe.
200g of brewing sugar.
Might splash out on some Wyeast Irish ale yeast.
50g of bourbon soaked medium toast oak chips for secondary
Toying with the idea of throwing in some steeped grains as I really like malty beers.
Thoughts?
As I am trying to make the switch from kits to extract/all grain, I am trying to use up all the kits I have collected this past year.
So in an attempt to capture a smoky, bourbon, toffee flavour here is my plan:
1 can of coopers stout.
500 grams of dark spray malt.
A jar of honey heated in a pan similar to robs toffee cider recipe.
200g of brewing sugar.
Might splash out on some Wyeast Irish ale yeast.
50g of bourbon soaked medium toast oak chips for secondary
Toying with the idea of throwing in some steeped grains as I really like malty beers.
Thoughts?