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Kael’s Orange Hef

Posted on May 27, 2011 by RJ

This was a commemorative brew to celebrate the addition of a new member to the BrewChatter family! An all grain take on Sam Calagione’s Blood Orange Hefeweizen from Extreme Brewing by Sam Calagione. For 5 us Gallons in the keg … Continue reading →

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Brew Day Rye PA turned Rye Double IPA

Posted on April 1, 2011 by RJ

Hey All! This last weekend we brewed a Double IPA with rye that was supposed to be a Rye PA. First and foremost, let me tell you what NOT to do in your brew day! If you calculate out the … Continue reading →

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Black Virgin IBA

Posted on March 21, 2011 by RJ

This is our take on a very fun style Style- Double IPA/Specialty For 5 US gallons in the Fermenter Grain Bill 18lbs- Blgian Pils 1lb- Crystal 90L 2lbs-Carafa Special .5lbs- Chocolate malt 1lb-Carapils Mash Temp-150 F Water:Grain- 1.3:1 Hop Schedule … Continue reading →

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Brewing with Friends

Posted on March 21, 2011 by RJ

Goodmorning All! This past weekend, we had the pleasure and opportunity to brew with some friends who are leaps and bounds ahead of us in the homebrewing world. While we tend to rely on gravity, manpower and other free but … Continue reading →

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Helles

Posted on February 27, 2011 by RJ

This is a Helles recipe from Jamil Zainascheff that we did. Came out great! Style- 1D Munich Helles For 5 US gallons in the fermenter Grain Bill 12.5 lbs- German Pils .5 lbs- Munich Malt .15 lbs Melanoiden Malt Mash … Continue reading →

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Double IPA Recipe

Posted on February 7, 2011 by Josh

Ok, this is our Double IPA/Torpedo Clone. I think it’s good, but could use some dry hops next time! 10 us gallons Brewhouse efficiency 75% Grain Bill 30 lbs Belgian Pils 2 lbs Carapils 2 lbs Crystal 60 Hop Additions … Continue reading →

Posted in Home Brew Recipes | Tagged additions, Cascade, Citra, east coast, efficiency, flame, grain bill, gravity, hops, Magnum, mash, pils, torpedo | Leave a comment

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