U.S.A Craft Beer Recipes.

[thebigwilk]

Heres the link, save it for future use. http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/can-you-brew-database-updated-11-2011-a-280749/

 

[Truman42]

Mate that is awesome, a lot of great recipes in there that Ive wanted to have a go at.

Cheers :beer:

 

[jaypes]

Yeah great find, looks like I am going to be busy for the rest of the year!

Tip: I use Brew Mate and change the settings to use US Imperial rather than do each individual conversion

 

[thebigwilk]

Yeah great find, looks like I am going to be busy for the rest of the year!

Tip: I use Brew Mate and change the settings to use US Imperial rather than do each individual conversion

Great tip I also use brew mate but have been using a calculator to get the grain bill to metric, won't be doing that any more.

Cheers mate.

 

[Phoney]

Isnt this thread a bit like walking into a church and saying "hey guys have you heard about this book called the bible"?

HBT is AHB's sister site.

 

[thebigwilk]

One other thing heres a link to all the podcasts where they interview the head brewers from all the beer recipes listed on the original post.

http://thebrewingnetwork.com/shows/The-Jamil-Show/Page-10

 

[jaypes]

Isnt this thread a bit like walking into a church and saying "hey guys have you heard about this book called the bible"?

HBT is AHB's sister site.

I dont really lurk around HBT so for me this was a great find

 

[Phoney]

I dont really lurk around HBT so for me this was a great find

You probably should. For recipe & ingredient discussion it can be somewhat superior to AHB. Where AHB excels is with local ingredient and equipment supply information, pub/beer reviews and bulk buys etc.

 

[thebigwilk]

.