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Quote from: tonyccopeland on May 14, 2015, 06:11:51 amJust mashed in Denny's BVIP recipe this am... any recommendations on the bourbon? I have Knob creek in the house.Don't spend a lot. I've made BVIP several times and you won't be able to tell good/drinkable bourbon from the top shelf stuff under all the roast character. I wouldn't use rot gut, but I wouldn't use 4 Roses either. Somewhere in the middle works fine.
Just mashed in Denny's BVIP recipe this am... any recommendations on the bourbon? I have Knob creek in the house.
Quote from: HoosierBrew on May 14, 2015, 06:15:36 amQuote from: tonyccopeland on May 14, 2015, 06:11:51 amJust mashed in Denny's BVIP recipe this am... any recommendations on the bourbon? I have Knob creek in the house.Don't spend a lot. I've made BVIP several times and you won't be able to tell good/drinkable bourbon from the top shelf stuff under all the roast character. I wouldn't use rot gut, but I wouldn't use 4 Roses either. Somewhere in the middle works fine.Hmmm... I might have to brew this sometime to finally kill off that bottle of Jacob's Well that I haven't touched in years
Quote from: erockrph on May 14, 2015, 06:29:55 amQuote from: HoosierBrew on May 14, 2015, 06:15:36 amQuote from: tonyccopeland on May 14, 2015, 06:11:51 amJust mashed in Denny's BVIP recipe this am... any recommendations on the bourbon? I have Knob creek in the house.Don't spend a lot. I've made BVIP several times and you won't be able to tell good/drinkable bourbon from the top shelf stuff under all the roast character. I wouldn't use rot gut, but I wouldn't use 4 Roses either. Somewhere in the middle works fine.Hmmm... I might have to brew this sometime to finally kill off that bottle of Jacob's Well that I haven't touched in yearsVery, very tasty. Usually goes pretty fast for a strong beer.
Busy weekend here, started souring the hibiscus Gose, stringing up my hop plants and bottling the neighborhood ladies favorite peach wheat. In between all that a few of my daughter's soccer matches, whew, I need a beer already:)
Quote from: duboman on May 16, 2015, 07:11:24 amBusy weekend here, started souring the hibiscus Gose, stringing up my hop plants and bottling the neighborhood ladies favorite peach wheat. In between all that a few of my daughter's soccer matches, whew, I need a beer already:)Mind sharing your recipe for the peach wheat? My wife loved a peach wheat extract kit I made her a while ago when I first started brewing...since then I've made the jump to all grain and she keeps asking for another batchI've always thought about just doing a secondary ferment with my saison recipe racked onto fresh peaches and peach puree with a pitch of some Bret strain
Just mashed in on my first brew since early January. It's a 10 gallon batch. Grist is:65 % Vienna25% Pils5% Munich5% OatsHops will be Styrian Aurora, and Wait-ti at various times. This will be split into two fermenters. Yeasts will be the yeast bay's Wallonian Farmhouse, and Dry Belgian Ale.Mashing around 147 for 2 hrs. With ph at 5.3. I'm looking forward to drinking this one on some hot summer days.
Quote from: kmccaf on May 22, 2015, 11:20:09 amJust mashed in on my first brew since early January. It's a 10 gallon batch. Grist is:65 % Vienna25% Pils5% Munich5% OatsHops will be Styrian Aurora, and Wait-ti at various times. This will be split into two fermenters. Yeasts will be the yeast bay's Wallonian Farmhouse, and Dry Belgian Ale.Mashing around 147 for 2 hrs. With ph at 5.3. I'm looking forward to drinking this one on some hot summer days. Sounds great. Is the Dry Belgian strain a saison-type strain, too, or more Trappisty? I haven't used either of these. Always looking for new saison strains to try, though.
I'll be brewing a Dortmunder tomorrow. Never brewed one, but I imagine it won't be too much different than a helles or a pils. I think I'm basically brewing the one from Brewing Classic Styles.