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Here is an ale with 100% Northdown Plugs. :chug:

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that looks really well carbed TDA :)

also looks really drinkable..... i love northdown. It has a fresh clean refreshing character.

cheers
 
Brett that looks fantatstic! How was the plane? :lol:
 
My Brewers Gold Summer Ale. Kegged last night & a wee 100ml breakfast sampler in my mini weisbier glass.
This beer is everything I hoped for - Refreshing, citrusy, zesty, with perfect balance :) Glad I made 2 kegs worth...

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Cheers Ross
 
& a double yum with this one...

Double Choc Porter, made with 2 x 250gm chocolate bars...

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cheers Ross
 
Does the head last when it drops back a little Ross?

From what I've been told/read, the oils in chocolate can be detrimental.

Cheers.
 
Does the head last when it drops back a little Ross?

From what I've been told/read, the oils in chocolate can be detrimental.

Cheers.


Yes Duff, it does. It actually held its head better than the Summer ale at this early stage - The Chocolate got a full 80 min boil. Used the same technique in my Sour Chocolate Orange & that holds a lovely head as well. I also selected a 75% cocoa dark chocolate, that had less oil than the other bars on the shelf.

cheers Ross
 
...& finally my Roggenbier, kegged 5 mins ago unfiltered on the yeast...

I wanted a little more banana in this one but also the clovey tartness of the WB-06 that I so love.
So added 1 banana 5 mins from the end of the boil - Has worked great :)

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Cheers Ross
 
...& finally my Roggenbier, kegged 5 mins ago unfiltered on the yeast...

I wanted a little more banana in this one but also the clovey tartness of the WB-06 that I so love.
So added 1 banana 5 mins from the end of the boil - Has worked great :)

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Cheers Ross

Looks mighty fine Ross, I'll have to "collect some grain" shortly ;)
I'll give the banana a go in my next weizen using wb06, mind you the current one has only been on tap a week and is almost finished. :eek:
 
...& finally my Roggenbier, kegged 5 mins ago unfiltered on the yeast...

I wanted a little more banana in this one but also the clovey tartness of the WB-06 that I so love.
So added 1 banana 5 mins from the end of the boil - Has worked great :)

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Cheers Ross


Add ONE banana :p :lol: :lol: Love it, what a legend.
 
- Racing on TV
- Centrebet account looking good after last Saturday's Caufield Cup win
- Schwarzbier in the mashtun
- All chores done
- SWMBO at work

- Bohemian Pilsner in the glass

Does it get any better.....

Cheers.

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no duff..... I dont think it does.
 
...& finally my Roggenbier, kegged 5 mins ago unfiltered on the yeast...

I wanted a little more banana in this one but also the clovey tartness of the WB-06 that I so love.
So added 1 banana 5 mins from the end of the boil - Has worked great :)

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Cheers Ross

Beauty, Ross!

I'm at the tail end of the second decoction with my Roggenbier...

Just popped in to share my Sierra Nevada Pale Clone:

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It's been a while since I've had the original, so it's hard to comment on how close it might be. Suffice to say, a nice brew all the same. Recipe wise, it's an amalgamation between a ProMash archive recipe direct download here, and a recipe Batz had sent me. Batz had commented his brew was a bit sweet for his liking (although acceptable to style), and to up the bittering hops.. which I did, and went with Perle (pellet) in Bittering and Cascade (flowers) in flavour and aroma which is cited as the hops used in the beer itself.

I'd put it a bit on the milder side of an APA. Balanced well, finishes dry. Not overly hopped or malty. This one came in at 4.9% alc by volume, whereas the original is 5.6%.. but I ain't complainin'

Back to the Roggenbier! Will post a followup in the Roggenbier thread and here, I'm guessing ;)

reVox
 
Just popped in to share my Sierra Nevada Pale Clone:

It's been a while since I've had the original, so it's hard to comment on how close it might be. Suffice to say, a nice brew all the same. Recipe wise, it's an amalgamation between a ProMash archive recipe direct download here, and a recipe Batz had sent me. Batz had commented his brew was a bit sweet for his liking (although acceptable to style), and to up the bittering hops.

So what was the receipe you used?

One I made before called for 145 Crystal, and I also found it was too sweet.

Using the hop profile of Magnum (60), Perle (30), Cascade (10, 0), I would sub 145 for either Caramalt or Carahell.

Cheers.
 
- Racing on TV
- Centrebet account looking good after last Saturday's Caufield Cup win
- Schwarzbier in the mashtun
- All chores done
- SWMBO at work

- Bohemian Pilsner in the glass

Does it get any better.....

Cheers.

It does, El Segundo just won me a little more brewing money :D

Woohoo :beerbang:
 
- Racing on TV
- Centrebet account looking good after last Saturday's Caufield Cup win
- Schwarzbier in the mashtun
- All chores done
- SWMBO at work

- Bohemian Pilsner in the glass

Does it get any better.....

Cheers.


Almost.
-Wife is at a Hens party.
-Just did a 60min boil after mashing Ash in Perth Aussie Pale from the recipes above. [OG a little higher]
- Bottled a Beer for Xmas camping.
-Bugger the chores
-And now drinking my Trappist inspired Ale 8.1% [attached photo]
-Made a Ginger beer for the wife [not my style but she loves it].
-Justy poured my 2nd beer.
:rolleyes:
 

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Screwtop mentioned that to me on the phone just a few hours ago... spooky! :p


Might b b b b b be m m m my first foray into scarey beers. These guys are now making a beer using pineapple, not on their site as yet, but love the look of the coconut porter. Linkedy link Have always believed pineapple had a place in brewing, just need a canvas to paint it on, finding that could be tough.
 
- Racing on TV
- Centrebet account looking good after last Saturday's Caufield Cup win
- Schwarzbier in the mashtun
- All chores done
- SWMBO at work

- Bohemian Pilsner in the glass

Does it get any better.....

Cheers.

Nice looking beer Duff, and congrats on the wins.

Cheers
Andrew
 
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