James Squires Amber Ale

[Davo1988]

Hi guys,

Has anyone heard if an extract for james squire amber ale is available yet, i have heard it is in production

 

[Acasta]

Are you after a kits + bits recipe? or a kit already made?


James Squire Amber Ale
1.7kg Coopers Pale Ale
1.5kg Thomas Coopers Amber Malt Extract
Addition - Crystal Malt
250g Dextrose
10g Willamette @ 10min
10g Willamette @ Flameout

Try this, also consider increasing the amount of hops in there too.

 

[jurule]

Here is an extract i just put down.

1 x Amber malt can
1 x Light malt can
300g light crystal
100g carapils
30g choc malt (steep all for 30 mins)

250g dextrose
40g fuggles@45min
20g fuggles@10
10g galaxy@5
S04 yeast
Ferment at 18.

Will see how it goes.

 

[argon]

I'd be backing Acasta's version out of the above 2. Considering that JSAA uses willamette and not galaxy or fuggles

 

[Tanga]

That's interesting to know - I need to go back and have an Amber Ale and take note of the taste.

 

[big78sam]

Tony's JSAA has had many good reviews (if you're doing extract). I made it in my extract days and loved it

http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum/inde...mp;#entry201036

 

[Acasta]

Yeah i'd go with tony's extract in big78sam's link. And yeah, JSAA has Willamette.

 

[jurule]

I'd be backing Acasta's version out of the above 2. Considering that JSAA uses willamette and not galaxy or fuggles

Willamette is an American hybrid version of fuggles and my HBS didnt have any Wm. The late addition of galaxy is for a bit of aroma. Will post results in a month...