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robcoombs

Quote from: Alain2 on January 27, 2016, 08:12:19 AM
I'm fermenting in primary an all Citra hop stand IPA.

10 lbs 6-row
1 lbs crystal 15
1 lbs Munich

1 oz @ 60 min

5 oz Hop stand at 180F-170F for an hour

Wyeast American Ale

Will dry hop 3 oz in secondary

Hopefully it wont taste fresh mowed lawn!  :lol:
This sounds tasty.

shallow

Kegged a Black Coffee IPA on Sunday. Tasted quite interesting. Opted for the cold brew method. Tried to use a bean that would complement the existing flavors. Time will tell.

robcoombs

Quote from: shallow on January 27, 2016, 09:09:21 PM
Kegged a Black Coffee IPA on Sunday. Tasted quite interesting. Opted for the cold brew method. Tried to use a bean that would complement the existing flavors. Time will tell.
I've never heard of a black coffee ipa. But does it ever sound interesting!

DeMerch

I brewed 10gal of PA and 10gal of oatmeal stout on Sunday. Long brew day, but it should get the pipeline back into a good position. I just built a 5 tap kegerator so I gotta keep that thing well stocked!
@DeMerch 2 - @Two Wheeler 1

robcoombs

Quote from: DeMerch on February 01, 2016, 11:35:41 AM
I brewed 10gal of PA and 10gal of oatmeal stout on Sunday. Long brew day, but it should get the pipeline back into a good position. I just built a 5 tap kegerator so I gotta keep that thing well stocked!

Love the scoreboard you have going

Two Wheeler

Quote from: robcoombs on February 01, 2016, 11:58:03 AM
Quote from: DeMerch on February 01, 2016, 11:35:41 AM
I brewed 10gal of PA and 10gal of oatmeal stout on Sunday. Long brew day, but it should get the pipeline back into a good position. I just built a 5 tap kegerator so I gotta keep that thing well stocked!

Love the scoreboard you have going

2-1 now... time to update @DeMerch !!!
Jordan Harris
BIAB'er

DeMerch

Quote from: Two Wheeler on February 01, 2016, 01:24:02 PM
2-1 now... time to update @DeMerch !!!

There you go buddy. I didn't even put a * by yours, although I was tempted!
@DeMerch 2 - @Two Wheeler 1

Draveur77

Did a American Amber Ale with my neighbour yesterday. Funniest thing, we left the water running in the emersion chiller when we put in the boil 5 min before flame out (to disinfect). Of course we had had a few beer and it took us 15 min to find out what had happen. So, we shut the water down, pulled the hops out, brought it back to a boil (to disinfect everything) and put the hops back in and chilled. I think I'm pretty safe for no infection. Probably screwed my bitter, flavour and aroma a little bit. I'm dry hopping so it should be descent. It took an extra hour and I never thought that after couple of years of brewing I would make this mistake!!!  Still always lots of fun!!!

Bern

Alain2

I'm brewing a 5gal of Belgian pale ale:

11 lbs Pilsner
.75 caramunich
.25 caraamber

1.5 oz east Kent Golding  @ 60
Tbs of Bitter orange peel and coriander at 10 minutes
.5 oz east Kent golding @ 0


1.5 litre starter of Wyeast French saison



mikegraham

#129
Bottled a maple stout
3.6 kg 2 row
340g roasted barley
340g chocolate malt
225 g crystal 120
Added 1.5 lb maple syrup in secondary
And batch primed with maple syrup tonight. 
Used us04 yeast
Forgot to add 56 g cluster hops

robcoombs

Quote from: mikegraham on February 15, 2016, 07:38:55 PM
Bottled a maple stout
3.6 kg 2 row
340g roasted barley
340g chocolate malt
225 g crystal 120
Added 1.5 lb maple syrup in secondary
And batch primed with maple syrup tonight. 
Used us04 yeast
Sounds tasty!

Jake

may as well bring this along to next meeting
President of the NBCBA

mikegraham


nagirroc


robcoombs

Using a starter to grow some lacto from grain...hopefully.