Mountain Goat Steam Ale

[Truman42]

I sent an email to MG and got a reply today. They use 2112. Cascade for bittering and whirlpool and about 6 grams a litre of galaxy for dry hop. So will give that a crack and see how I go.

Wholly **** Razz you've been on here for 13 years..

 

[Truman42]

My mistake. For some reason i had BttB on the brain which is apparently a souped up version of Steam Ale.

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No you were correct Nosco, I was talking about BTTB and that is what is on the bottle. Cascade flowers and pellets and galaxy. I cant get any flowers though so pellets will have to do.

 

[nosco]

Lol. Im easily confused

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[razz]

I sent an email to MG and got a reply today. They use 2112. Cascade for bittering and whirlpool and about 6 grams a litre of galaxy for dry hop. So will give that a crack and see how I go.

Wholly **** Razz you've been on here for 13 years..

Ha ha, thx. Been thinking for a few years now I've been on for ten years. I'll have to update my thinking.

 

[wide eyed and legless]

Ha ha, thx. Been thinking for a few years now I've been on for ten years. I'll have to update my thinking.

Overdue for long service.

 

[beerDingo]

The goat site says:

Malts
Ale and wheat.

That makes me think of Tradition Ale, rather than Pilsner. I have a few bags of ale, but currently no Pilsner. However I am brewing this for someone else, and would like to get it closer to the commercial beer. So, do you all recommend Pilsner over Ale?