Maple Cream Ale...anyone?
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Maple Cream Ale...anyone?
Looking for a Maple Cream Ale all grain 5gal recipe. Anyone try this out before and have a decent recipe?
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Re: Maple Cream Ale...anyone?
To get the maple flavour you need the compound Sodolon, you don't really get it from actual maple syrup in a beer. You can add fenugreek to get it. But make sure you use it in moderation or it's super overwhelming. Good luck!
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Conditioning:
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Fermenting: black ipa
Conditioning:
Kegged: barrel barleywine from 2014 - i think i still have this somewhere
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Re: Maple Cream Ale...anyone?
Too much Fenugreek will make you smell like maple too. My wife took it because if increases milk production when nursing, twins drink a lot, and it made her smell really good.
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1) Festa Brown Ale
2) Festa Pale Ale
3) Best Case Northern Lights
4) Festa Continental Pilsner
In the bucket: Empty
In the carboy: Empty
Buy yourself a 24 and you'll be happy for a weekend. Teach yourself to homebrew and you'll be happy for a lifetime.

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Re: Maple Cream Ale...anyone?
Everdeen - do you have the recipe you used? I have yet to make this but still very interested. At the Seaport Festival in August I chatted with the Brewer from Amsterdam Brewery in Toronto and he recommended adding maple syrup directly to your keg and letting it naturally carbonate that way. Still haven't tried it, but would like to in the new year.
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