kabooby
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I recently made the following
1 x Can cooper dark ale
1 x TCB Stout mix (600g Dark malt, 400g Maltodextrin)
150g of chocolate grain steeped for 20 min
12g of willamette (tea bag style) added for 10 min then into the fermenter
Dumped onto yeast cake of previous brew that used 15g Brew cellar premium ale yeast
Fermented at 20 deg
Tasted it before fermenataion and had balanced espresso and choc flavours.
Tried it the other day after being in the bottle for 3 weeks and was not that impressed. I think the willamette flavours are to strong and have made the beer a bit hoppy for my taste.
I had not used willamette or chocolate grain before so I am assuming it is the willamette.
The flavours should settle down with a bit more storage anyway.
The best dark ale I have made was just
1 x Beermakers old
1kg Dark liquid malt
I had a bottle a few weeks ago after 9 months storage and it was beautiful. :chug:
Kabooby
1 x Can cooper dark ale
1 x TCB Stout mix (600g Dark malt, 400g Maltodextrin)
150g of chocolate grain steeped for 20 min
12g of willamette (tea bag style) added for 10 min then into the fermenter
Dumped onto yeast cake of previous brew that used 15g Brew cellar premium ale yeast
Fermented at 20 deg
Tasted it before fermenataion and had balanced espresso and choc flavours.
Tried it the other day after being in the bottle for 3 weeks and was not that impressed. I think the willamette flavours are to strong and have made the beer a bit hoppy for my taste.
I had not used willamette or chocolate grain before so I am assuming it is the willamette.
The flavours should settle down with a bit more storage anyway.
The best dark ale I have made was just
1 x Beermakers old
1kg Dark liquid malt
I had a bottle a few weeks ago after 9 months storage and it was beautiful. :chug:
Kabooby