Your next brew ?

[AlDaviz]

All
Im just wondering what people are brewing ?
I've a pilsner, stout, Hazy IPA, Red Ale that im brewing regularly and are tasting ok.
Not sure what to try next

 

[samale]

You could add a Belgian pale or a Saison to that list.

 

[Benfleet Brewery]

Mine in my signature

 

[AlDaviz]

You could add a Belgian pale or a Saison to that list.

Missus bought me a few Belgian trappist style ales for my birthday but they werent really to my taste until i tried some chimay beers ! so Maybe

 

[samale]

Missus bought me a few Belgian trappist style ales for my birthday but they werent really to my taste until i tried some chimay beers ! so Maybe

Try a wheat beer or some German bock/doppelbock. Loads to choose from

 

[Braufather]

maybe try an English pale ale or golden ale for summer

I’m Fermenting or conditioning at the moment are an English IPA, a cascade andcentennial IPA and a mosaic pale ale.

ingedients in transit for a kolsch, a session tropical pale ale (based on saucery) and my regular US pale ale.

 

[RGeats]

Currently on the to brew list if any take your fancy:

Kolsch, altbier, Northern Brown ale, single hopped pale Ales(Citra, Mosiac), californian common, rice lager.

 

[Galena]

Today I am doing a double brew, first an Old Hooky Clone, my third version of it tweeked it a bit more, the second will be a Old Speckled Hen clone, my first attempt.

 

[Redwulf]

I'm drinking a Hazy Session IPA and a Hazy Jane Clone. Just finished the Pilsner

I've got a Dubbel and a Belgian Blonde conditioning.

In no particular order:

Sweet Cherry Saison
Raspberry Berlinner
Sour Tropical IPA
Strawberry Milkshake IPA
Dead Pony Clone
Hello my name is Marianne clone
Festbier

 

[chthon]

Actually, when you have experimented with things you didn't know, experiment by making simpler brews: one base malt, and one hop that you use for bittering, aroma, flavor and hopstand. Optionally dry hop, not all hops are successful for dry hopping. Or choose a known recipe and ferment it with another yeast.

I brewed a saison with Merkur hop only, which is normally considered a bittering hop, and only pilsner malt, MJ M29 yeast. A very nice recipe. Will do this again, but use MJ M31 yeast, which is more considered a tripel yeast.

Or try another mash scheme, like 59°C-65°C-72°C, on a known recipe, just to see what it does to the fermentation.

I have still five different so called "abbey yeasts", and I have re-formulated some recipes to use them. E.g. a weizen, but also using a low-attenuation abbey yeast, and a mash step of 45° to hopefully get some more clove into it. Also with Belgian abbey yeasts: introduce a slight underpitch, e.g. 0.65 instead of 0.75 million cells/Plato/ml (see yeast calculators).

Or pitch at a low temperature, but once the fermentation started, isolate your FV so that it gets warm (perhaps only do this with Belgian yeasts).

 

[Oddersocks]

I'm on only my seventh brew (Brewzilla 30L) and am doing a second batch of 5 points best bitter (all grain kit from The Malt Miller). I've done several hoppy IPAs, a NEIPA and a Belgian Witt but this is the first that I'm doing a second batch of because it's just amazing, a really refreshing summer ale.

 

[AlDaviz]

I’ve enough ingredients to do another hazy Jane style clone !
Then I’m needing to order ingredients again so maybe a summery Gooden ale.

 

[smcc]

I have heard about 5 Points bitter it seems to be creating a bit of a renaissance in this style The Craft Beer Youtube Channel just did a video on it, shame I cant get it over here to try out.

I personally am doing mostly experimentation with styles I havent done like Baltic Porter and Alt Bier I am trying out newer hop varieties, Sabro, Bru1 etc I enjoy the experimentation aspect almost as much as the drinking

 

[nibber]

I brewed a Lallemand Verdant IPA using the Verdant IPA yeast on Tuesday.
My next will be the Leffe clone all grain kit supplied by The Malt Miller

 

[MickDundee]

I haven’t brewed this year because my garage is being converted into a second living room (with a bar) but I have the ingredients ready to do:

• APA
• Hobgoblin Gold Clone
• Hop user-upper IPA (citra, simcoe, Falconers Flight and Nelson)
• Munich Helles

I’ll hopefully get the APA started on Sunday and the Hobgoblin early next week. IPA when the APA finishes and then the Helles to fill the first empty keg.

 

[Clint]

Had a MM delivery this morning. My brew list now is...
SAISON X2
American pales X 3
Wheat
Bitter
Tribute
Pilsner X2

 

[Sandimas]

As May is traditionally CAMRA Mild Month I'm going to brew a dark mild next.

Just bottled an ESB (Greg Hughes book), Tribute and Betty Stoggs clones are on the to-do list.

 

[Clint]

I got a good recipe for Tribute if you're interested...

 

[RichK]

Next up for me is a dark mild with Fuggles & Goldings

 

[AlDaviz]

I’ve an imperial Islay stout about ready ideal nightcap. A dozen bottles of a NeIpa and a Bohemian Pilsner Lagering.
Making another Neipa next, then I’m needing to order some ingredients.
Thinking a Golden ale if anyone can point out a good all grain recipe ?
Scotch ale with maybe whisky or bourbon and a couple of Neipa and Pilsners to keep topped up.