Buzzing
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I had some speciality grains left form my Baltic Porter and Irish Red Ale brews.
Looking at what I can brew with these, I came across a recipe for a clone of "old peculiar".
I recalled this beer from a visit to the UK some 10 years ago and went out to get some molasses and started brewing.
The molasses and speciality grains were kept to 5% of the grainbill each filling in with a base-malt.
It was primed and bottled to get 2% CO2.
Can't wait for this one...
How long should this one stand to mature prior to enjoying ?
I'm hoping that it's ready for new-years with my special Ginger Beer brew for something different at the party.
Looking at what I can brew with these, I came across a recipe for a clone of "old peculiar".
I recalled this beer from a visit to the UK some 10 years ago and went out to get some molasses and started brewing.
The molasses and speciality grains were kept to 5% of the grainbill each filling in with a base-malt.
It was primed and bottled to get 2% CO2.
Can't wait for this one...
How long should this one stand to mature prior to enjoying ?
I'm hoping that it's ready for new-years with my special Ginger Beer brew for something different at the party.