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My successful brews
12/13/2011 11:29:28 PM
Scottish Wee Heavy
Hefeweissen
Munich (lautered)
Munich-Hefe
Milk Stout
Stout (3 different recipies)
IPA
Triple IPA
Double IPA
Brown Ale
Dopplebock (Celebrator clone)
Wheat IPA
British Pale Ale (like bread n butter)
Helles
American Wheat
edit: Cream Ale
Hefeweissen
Munich (lautered)
Munich-Hefe
Milk Stout
Stout (3 different recipies)
IPA
Triple IPA
Double IPA
Brown Ale
Dopplebock (Celebrator clone)
Wheat IPA
British Pale Ale (like bread n butter)
Helles
American Wheat
edit: Cream Ale
12/14/2011 11:38:45 AM
That Wee Heavy is becoming a popular beer. And I approve. I really like that style.
Its on my list of stuff to make.
Looks like a good list.
Its on my list of stuff to make.
Looks like a good list.
12/14/2011 12:29:01 PM
Impressive.
Which ones are your favorite?
Mine are the milk stouts.
Which ones are your favorite?
Mine are the milk stouts.
12/14/2011 12:52:12 PM
Is this a post your successful brews? What about unsuccessful brews and what made them unsuccessful? Could that get thrown in here as well? Just an idea of things to talk about. I like hearing what others have done and try to learn from it.
1/28/2012 9:40:33 PM
Originally Posted By Crito:
Impressive.
Which ones are your favorite?
Mine are the milk stouts.
Impressive.
Which ones are your favorite?
Mine are the milk stouts.
Favorite is Dopplebock.
1/28/2012 9:42:03 PM
Originally Posted By AR-Josh:
Is this a post your successful brews? What about unsuccessful brews and what made them unsuccessful? Could that get thrown in here as well? Just an idea of things to talk about. I like hearing what others have done and try to learn from it.
Is this a post your successful brews? What about unsuccessful brews and what made them unsuccessful? Could that get thrown in here as well? Just an idea of things to talk about. I like hearing what others have done and try to learn from it.
Worst brews:
Milk stout that I mistakenly added acidulated malt to the mash.....very bad.
Brown Ale that did not ferment because the wort was too hot when I pitched yeast......might as well have been soda.
1/31/2012 9:19:13 PM
Originally Posted By JoseyWales:
Worst brews:
Milk stout that I mistakenly added acidulated malt to the mash.....very bad.
Brown Ale that did not ferment because the wort was too hot when I pitched yeast......might as well have been soda.
Originally Posted By AR-Josh:
Is this a post your successful brews? What about unsuccessful brews and what made them unsuccessful? Could that get thrown in here as well? Just an idea of things to talk about. I like hearing what others have done and try to learn from it.
Is this a post your successful brews? What about unsuccessful brews and what made them unsuccessful? Could that get thrown in here as well? Just an idea of things to talk about. I like hearing what others have done and try to learn from it.
Worst brews:
Milk stout that I mistakenly added acidulated malt to the mash.....very bad.
Brown Ale that did not ferment because the wort was too hot when I pitched yeast......might as well have been soda.
A little Gypsum might have helped or call it a Flemish Brown!
Thermometers are very useful.
BEST- Not sure,.... I had a few Beers & a Mead that made it into the AHA Finals. My last Hop Harvest Ale made it to 4rth or 5th Place BOS at the Ohio Brew Week Competition.
I have some great ones that didn't make it to competition.
Worst- Probably my first. It took way too long to cool down. It was pretty nasty. I've had a few other dumpers through out the years.
