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Some nice beers planned 👍🏼 time for another swap soon😬 I have got a lighter coloured Belgian pale that will be kegged this weekend before brewing the BYO Kernel export Indian Porter clone recipe.
Sounds good 👍
I got some of the wyeast 1214 to try as well. Maybe brew a Trappist single with that. Have you ever used Abbey malt, I was going to use it in the recipe. I thought it was like a stronger version of biscuit malt but it saying it gives some chocolate note's. Not sure now I might leave it out.
 
tonight it's a new one for me to start off with. a new one which will be got again.
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a mouth feel which lingers along with the suitably dark malty flavours. think this is also my first 'nitro' can.
 
Had this “in stock” for a couple of years picked it up in York at the House of the trembling madness a great little bar and bottle shop. Leffe Ritual 9% I don’t think they brew it now.
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they still do, much easier to get across the river. they have a royale and a triple all around 9%. A good gateway beer to the serious stuff wink...
 
Sounds good 👍
I got some of the wyeast 1214 to try as well. Maybe brew a Trappist single with that. Have you ever used Abbey malt, I was going to use it in the recipe. I thought it was like a stronger version of biscuit malt but it saying it gives some chocolate note's. Not sure now I might leave it out.
I have never used Abbey malt before, is it a similar EBC to biscuit. I have used the Belgian biscuit a number of times and does seem to add the more dry biscuit type flavours. That Abbey malt sounds sweeter/fruitier end. Sounds good for dubbel or pale.
 
I have never used Abbey malt before, is it a similar EBC to biscuit. I have used the Belgian biscuit a number of times and does seem to add the more dry biscuit type flavours. That Abbey malt sounds sweeter/fruitier end. Sounds good for dubbel or pale.
I was just doing some research on the style. I was using this as a guide
Make Your Best Trappist Single
Geterbrewed don't do biscuit but I could sub with Melanoidin malt. Wyeast 1214 I might add some crushed coriander seeds. Still a couple of weeks away, I want the Saison in the brew fridge first. It will have s quicker turnaround. I spend more time reading about the beers than it takes to make them 😃
 
I was just doing some research on the style. I was using this as a guide
Make Your Best Trappist Single
Geterbrewed don't do biscuit but I could sub with Melanoidin malt. Wyeast 1214 I might add some crushed coriander seeds. Still a couple of weeks away, I want the Saison in the brew fridge first. It will have s quicker turnaround. I spend more time reading about the beers than it takes to make them 😃
That's the guide I used👍🏼
 
Sounds good 👍
I got some of the wyeast 1214 to try as well. Maybe brew a Trappist single with that. Have you ever used Abbey malt, I was going to use it in the recipe. I thought it was like a stronger version of biscuit malt but it saying it gives some chocolate note's. Not sure now I might leave it out.
Talking of Wyeast1214 it's in the Saison I'm currently cracking open. It's remained cloudy but it is heavily hopped with Sorachi Ace, and will probably go clearer with a little more time. This is the first time I've used 1214 and it's sour and snappy, very distinctive!
 

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I really like these. Tried for similar flavours in my latest tweaked kit brew. Had a sample earlier, gravity is higher than I expected, but taste is encouraging. Might have to leave it longer than I thought.
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