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Cleaning up

Post by RossBee » Fri Jun 20, 2014 6:18 pm

Cleaning up my grain and hops inventory, looking for suggestions!!

75 lbs of 2 row
8 1/2 lbs of Crystal 60
2 lbs of Munich Malt
2 lbs of Roasted Barley
2 lbs of Chocolate Malt
2 lbs of Black Patent Malt
2 lbs of Coffee Malt

100 g of Hallertau 4%
100 g of Simco 12.9 %
200 g of Cascade 7.3%

Haven't decided on the yeast yet, but thinking of calling this a BrewNoser Dark. Need suggestions for the recipe, do your worst (best) guys. I can do 40 gallons batches, but prefer 20's. I'd like to come out with something dark, smokey chocolately, bitter, chewy, knock your socks off, never been done before sort of thing. Thinking of brew day two weeks from now.

Having a simple 2 row, crystal 60 with losts of Willamette and Cascade at the moment. Appreciate any suggestions.

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Re: Cleaning up

Post by RubberToe » Fri Jun 20, 2014 6:21 pm

You could probably come up with a nice American Stout recipe with that, maybe use the Hallertau for something else.
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Re: Cleaning up

Post by jeffsmith » Fri Jun 20, 2014 8:48 pm

I agree with RT. Check out the Scoundrel Stout recipe in the recipes section. Haven't brewed it myself yet, but a couple of other guys have and have reported favourably on it.

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Re: Cleaning up

Post by Keith » Fri Jun 20, 2014 10:06 pm

A couple hop substitutions you could brew this.
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Re: Cleaning up

Post by bluenose » Sat Jun 21, 2014 10:45 pm

What book is that?
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Post by jtmwhyte » Sat Jun 28, 2014 2:08 pm

jeffsmith wrote:I agree with RT. Check out the Scoundrel Stout recipe in the recipes section. Haven't brewed it myself yet, but a couple of other guys have and have reported favourably on it.
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