What's Your Signature

[JDW81]

Whatever debris falls out of my beard whilst leaning over the kettle

There is probably a fair proportion of my hair in each brew, it is thinning faster than the polar ice sheet. I'm blaming climate change <_<

 

[big78sam]

Rye for mine. I just love it! It's a feature of almost every beer I brew.

 

[jotaigna]

Pubes.... always with the pubes.

Browndog loves it

+1 for pubes. It is also my morning coffee signature.

 

[QldKev]

Botulism, making great beer!

 

[Sunshine_Brewer]

We have some mighty soft well water on our property which I carbon filter, similiar in character as Mt Cooroy water. Only I don't pay for my spring water
I can always tell the difference when I brew in the city or at a mates on town water. Not worse not better just missing that soft malt character which I pin our water.

 

[Nick JD]

High gravity boils (1.075) with excess hops to achieve the same IBUs. Slightly different utilisation and possibly more caramelisation/mailard stuff going on.

Also, across the board use of Wey Pils in all styles as a base.

 

[Bribie G]

That hint of "mousiness" when making Aussie Styles




PS I've planted coriander over the mouse grave in the herb garden so that should help my curries as well

 

[sponge]

Sweat, hair, brewbrite, bit of swearing, music, yeast nutrient.



In no particular order.



Sponge

 

[Fish13]

My signature is vienna and chocolate grains. Use it in my ambers and IIPA. Caramunich in my Aussie old recipe. Oh and my beers are way to bitter for everyone.

 

[ekul]

The secret to my house signature is dirty lines.

 

[Ryan WABC]

Most of my beers are racked with oak of some sort. That being said, I only brew ales.

 

[JaseH]

Mine all have that certain character that comes from having no f'ing idea what the hell I'm doing.

 

[evildrakey]

Mine all have that certain character that comes from having no f'ing idea what the hell I'm doing.

For me... Unusual herbs... Elecampane, wormwood, meadowsweet, mandrake, deadly nightshade, hemp... I just cant resist putting something herbal in...