1 pratty1 - Chocolate Vanilla Porter - US05 yeast
2 contrarian - wet hopped IIPA
3 barls - belgian dark strong/ dubbel ( its too strong to be a dubbel and on the bottom end of a dark strong.)
4 mikeyr - John West IPA V12 - 12 months refinement and it can now strip paint!
5 paulyman - Tooths 1917 Crystal Ale (Pg 281 Bronzed Brews)
6 n87 - Heady Topper clone - 1056
7 Reman - Rye Bock
8 DJR - Kolsch (Plan B is some kind of big pale ale)
9 welly2 - English Best Bitter
10 Josh - Red IPA
11 marksy - India Pale Lager
12 shacked - English IPA
13 Cortez - Oaked Strong Ale
14 Gr390ry - Red Rye IPA
15 mattfos01 - Belgian Golden Strong WLP570 Belgian Golden Ale yeast
16 Waggastew - Schwarzbier (Gordon Strong - Modern HB Recipes)
17 Les the Weizguy - something to showcase the Munich Lager II yeast [PC - W2352] - Kellerbier (o.g. 1.053)
18 Clayton - Stern IPA - details on post # 161
19 yum beer - Arrogant Bastard attempted clone
20 Fatgodzilla - Woolies Homebrand lager,kg of Homebrand sugar and yeast cultivated from my beard
21 Peter80 - Hobgoblinish clone West Yorkshire 1469
22 Gone Brewing - Dubbel
23 n87 - Oaked Baltic Porter - W-34/70
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Hey Fellas,
I went for a home grown hopped IIPA.
Gladfield's malt's reccomended IPA grain bill, with 45 IBU bittering, and 16 g/l dried homegrowns (500g into 30 litres) at flameout.
Managed to overshoot my target OG by 15 points, and when i tasted it mid ferment, was decidedly weak on the hop front. So i did an "argon' with an extra 2.5g/l each of chinook and nelson sauvin 5 min boil, and same again as a dry hop.
So much for the homegrown flavour, but it had to be done.
US05, (25litre golden ale starter), was happy enough with the ferment, although hoping for slightly drier. OG 1.088 FG 1.013. 10%
Been in the bottle for about 3 weeks now, so best drunk ASAP.
Cheers, Clayton.