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Enjoying my first attempt at a Light American Pale Ale. Was semi inspired by Docs Yardglass but ended up mutating in a few spots. Quite happy with it and a good 'weeknight beer'

Ended up at 1010 for an ABV 3.1%

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(Sorry for a little blurry pic forgot to charge DSLR batter :( )
 
Winter Warmer
6.7% Was supposed to be a LCPA but after an unusually high efficiency (still working out my new system) changed the hop schedule to a LCiPA =P

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mmm yummy beer and a good keyboard i see there as well Mikey. I would still be using mine if it wasn't for me accidentally filling it up with beer :(. O well new one on the way.
 
Just hammering 1.5L of Midnight Train and it's hammering me :beerbang:

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Why pay five bucks a can for imported tramp lager when you can get two kilos of polenta for that price? The world has gone crazy I tells you.
 
Just hammering 1.5L of Midnight Train and it's hammering me :beerbang:

Why pay five bucks a can for imported tramp lager when you can get two kilos of polenta for that price? The world has gone crazy I tells you.

Mate, you're off the rails. ;)
 
Hey Spork, Did you completely half DrS's Golden Ale recipe for your 1/2 size BIAB? I am just gearing up for my first BIAB and am going to give a 9Lt brew a crack a la Nicks thread. This recipe looks the way to go for me. What was your grain bill and hop sched for it?
Thanks muchly
Salt


Sorry salt, just saw your post today.
My plan was to make 2 1/2 size worts on consecutive days and ferment them together.
My plan didn't go to plan... I ended up doing them about 5 days apart, and fermenting in 2 x 15 litre cubes.

I bought the grain pre milled for a full size batch and just used 1/2 each time. Same with the hops. 1/2 the recipe amount. Ditto the yeast and the finings.
 
Just hammering 1.5L of Midnight Train and it's hammering me :beerbang:

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Why pay five bucks a can for imported tramp lager when you can get two kilos of polenta for that price? The world has gone crazy I tells you.


you must be hammered to put your rego on the interweb :D
 
Kegged extract brewed dark lager,love the coffee/choc flavours,almost a breakfast beerDSC00793.JPG
 
I'm currently holding hostage er looking after Florians Munchener Dunkle keg. Bloody nice - you'd better pick it up soon mate :icon_cheers:
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First koelsh i've made in a long time. Fermented a little high, but pretty clean. Next time though i'll use best pils instead of bb ale. A bit more maltyness would be good
 
I'm going to go against the grain and not post a photo. Why would I when Batz continually posts photos of beer on his verandah overlooking such amazing ******* landscape? Who wants to see my piling system?

Anyway I'm drinking Belgian beer in an English pint glass so it's all wrong. It looks like golden coloured beer with some lacing in a pint glass if you can imagine such a thing.

I made a Belgian Golden Strong (made the same recipe before successfully) but my step mashing was all over the shop due to a dead immersion element. One brewday from hell and several decoctions later, I made beer that went from about 1080 to 1030 and stopped dead as a doornail. Nothing I tried would shift it and the fast ferment test told me that was it. Presumably a mash temp issue.

Anyway, apart from being a scary idea to bottle something that high, it tasted weird. Whacked it in a 20 L glass demijohn, added the dregs of 2 Orval bottles and **** me if it didn't hit 1002 in a fortnight.

Long story short - drinking well, very high alc (added multiple additions of sugar solution to try and kickstart) and despite such a low FG, she's very very sweet. Very light brett character at this stage. Interested to see how it ages IF I can exercise the patience.
 
I'm going to go against the grain and not post a photo. Why would I when Batz continually posts photos of beer on his verandah overlooking such amazing ******* landscape? Who wants to see my piling system?

Anyway I'm drinking Belgian beer in an English pint glass so it's all wrong. It looks like golden coloured beer with some lacing in a pint glass if you can imagine such a thing.

I made a Belgian Golden Strong (made the same recipe before successfully) but my step mashing was all over the shop due to a dead immersion element. One brewday from hell and several decoctions later, I made beer that went from about 1080 to 1030 and stopped dead as a doornail. Nothing I tried would shift it and the fast ferment test told me that was it. Presumably a mash temp issue.

Anyway, apart from being a scary idea to bottle something that high, it tasted weird. Whacked it in a 20 L glass demijohn, added the dregs of 2 Orval bottles and **** me if it didn't hit 1002 in a fortnight.

Long story short - drinking well, very high alc (added multiple additions of sugar solution to try and kickstart) and despite such a low FG, she's very very sweet. Very light brett character at this stage. Interested to see how it ages IF I can exercise the patience.

Sounds great, but bung up a pic (who cares about the background?)
 
The pain of finding my usb cable, hosting on photobucket etc.

I'll do it just for you though. Will warn you now - it looks like beer in a glass. Clarity is so-so.

If I hadn't broken my duvel glass recently I could make it a bit more romantic.

Be with you shortly.
 
I'm currently holding hostage er looking after Florians Munchener Dunkle keg. Bloody nice - you'd better pick it up soon mate :icon_cheers:


I loved that beer last night Florian, it was suggested that we should attack it again for breakfast but few of us were in any condition to do so.
I didn't have a bad beer all night.
Although the crab dip gave me a headache.
 
Why would I when Batz continually posts photos of beer on his verandah overlooking such amazing ******* landscape? Who wants to see my piling system?

Come on.....off to take a piccy of my schwarzbier on the verandah :lol:
 

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