For next Christmas ---- 2016
by aamcle » Wed Oct 07, 2015 17:05
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Re: For next Christmas ---- 2016
by graysalchemy » Wed Oct 07, 2015 18:24
My Traquair house clone is a nice tipple at 9%. A proper Scottish ale with caramelised first running.
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Re: For next Christmas ---- 2016
by aamcle » Wed Oct 07, 2015 19:04
What sort of finish does it have, its not sweet is it?
Ive just had a look on beer advocate its looking good it's now on the list.
Got a link to the recipe?
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Ive just had a look on beer advocate its looking good it's now on the list.
Got a link to the recipe?
Aamcle
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Re: For next Christmas ---- 2016
by Joe1002 » Wed Oct 07, 2015 19:59
Here you go
A fine beer may be judged with only one sip, but it's better to be thoroughly sure.
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Re: For next Christmas ---- 2016
by aamcle » Wed Oct 07, 2015 22:18
Mm. ,.....
If I do 1/2 size I could make more Oatmeal Stout ( I'm having trouble keeping "me boy 37" off this years) and the Traquair house, pop them into smaller bottles and there would still be a good number.
I found a recipe for TH in Clone Brews it makes no mention of caramelising anything just how important is it?
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If I do 1/2 size I could make more Oatmeal Stout ( I'm having trouble keeping "me boy 37" off this years) and the Traquair house, pop them into smaller bottles and there would still be a good number.
I found a recipe for TH in Clone Brews it makes no mention of caramelising anything just how important is it?
Choices. Aamcle
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