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Sounds good how much centennial did you go with for the bells two hearted
What are you drinking tonight.
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stigman
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200g in total 41g@45 41@30 the rest dry hopped, I'm quite happy with this one makes a nice change from all the juicy east coast stuff I've been drinking lately
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I always keep meaning to try brew it. I have never tasted the original but is voted number 1 in America for craft beer.
What was your grain bill for it
stigman
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https://www.homebrewersassociation.org/homebrew-recipe/bells-two-hearted-ale-clone/ I went with this scaled up to 23l and chucked in some extra base malt ended up with 22l in fv @1.074 FG 1.012 8.1%abv hic!
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Good job Seen that recipe. I will give it a go in the new year.
My BIPA... exhausted after putting up the Christmas lights..
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Pilsner Urquell, an old favourite. The wife always gets me a six pack when I work weekends. Seems to be a lot of diacetyl in this batch though 
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Only seeing this now, apologies for the delay in replying.
I didn't know what to expect, maybe a salty kick to it. It was very tasty, definitely unusual. Lovely & creamy. I don't think this will bring the shops for much longer.
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Today is 38C put a few beers in the fridge, don't normally drink them too cold, first Exmoor Gold clone, even though it is around 5 C not a chill haze but yeast not settled, still a bit green, and sweet on the lips,dry hopped with Mittelfruher hops.
And my Bass clone.
And my Bass clone.
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I was thinking about doing a Pliny Clone for the grainfather but haven't done it yet, I have picked up a recipe from the community, it's pushing 500g hops and 200IBU's, I wonder if its going to be drinkable ? Good to get your thoughts..
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Just tasted my Cornish milk stout that's been in the keg for a couple of weeks. Loverly jubberly, should be a cracking addition for my Christmas drinky poos. Made it last year around November, and can't for the life of me figure out why I don't brew it more often
Nipped to the supermarket and youngest son put a 4 pack of Elvis juice in the trolley...he's after something!
It'll go nicely with tonight's Madras..and maybe stop one of the kegs getting cracked,which is becoming increasingly more difficult.
It'll go nicely with tonight's Madras..and maybe stop one of the kegs getting cracked,which is becoming increasingly more difficult.
Well... resistance was futile. For QC purposes I have cracked the American stout...
A decent carb,pours smoothly with a small,lasting head,coffee and citrus aroma with very smooth coffee,bitter chocolate and citrus finish.
At +6%....I must be very careful. Careful not to share it out too much that is!!
Stupendous! Was like when I tried Jet Black Heart...
A decent carb,pours smoothly with a small,lasting head,coffee and citrus aroma with very smooth coffee,bitter chocolate and citrus finish.
At +6%....I must be very careful. Careful not to share it out too much that is!!
Stupendous! Was like when I tried Jet Black Heart...
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Right well, after a home Choccy brew earlier on which has to be my best brew yet.... I'm now on a home brewed Coconut ale, which again is nice but not so after the choccy brew. Sigh!
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Christmas staff pints. Ho ho ho
Do you do them indoors and outdoors?
The best I've done is put some around the picture window from inside. I'm kind of happy my wife is a minimalist, decoration-wise.
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