[dmtaylor]

Gulden Draak, La Trappe Quad, or Brother Thelonious

Yes!  Way to get back on track.

[HoosierBrew]

Playing along -  Rochefort 10, Orval, Dupont Saison, to name a few.

[Pricelessbrewing]

Oblivious wheatwine from Griffin Claw Brewing company. It's not something I could drink at on of, but every time I've had it I've been impressed.

[euge]

Hmm. My inclination is to just buy any beer I admire and support the brewer. Take it as inspiration. Besides, ultimately I wanna brew my own beer not someone else's.

[Hooper]

I have the recipe for Kryptonite Irish Green Ale...Hand written by Jonathan Kent...He asked me not to share for obvious reasons...

[HoosierBrew]

Hmm. My inclination is to just buy any beer I admire and support the brewer. Take it as inspiration. Besides, ultimately I wanna brew my own beer not someone else's.

Good call. I don't try to clone beers anyway. I use a beer as inspiration and put my own spin on it.

[jmitchell3]

Probably Samuel smiths organic pale ale.


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[erockrph]

Sam Adams Boston Lager and Bass Ale just because I've had so much of them over the years; Otter Creek Pale Ale and Stovepipe Porter, because they don't make them any more; and Arrogant Bastard just because it's such a secret

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[homoeccentricus]

Ok, I'll bite.

Given the recipe and the ability to entirely duplicate the process and ingredients, my pick is Cantillon Gueze.

In this case you would have to ask for the brewery together with the recipe, otherwise the beer wouldn't be the same.

[theoman]

Ok, I'll bite.

Given the recipe and the ability to entirely duplicate the process and ingredients, my pick is Cantillon Gueze.

In this case you would have to ask for the brewery together with the recipe, otherwise the beer wouldn't be the same.

And even if you did have the recipe and the brewery, you would still have to have the skill and the palate to blend the various aged lambics accordingly to end up with the geuze.

[denny]

How effectively was that Schlitz recipe communicated to you Denny?

Ingredients, mash temps and processes

[chumley]

How effectively was that Schlitz recipe communicated to you Denny?

Ingredients, mash temps and processes

.....and he will never brew it, because it calls for Clusters and Fuggles. 

[dmtaylor]

.....and he will never brew it, because it calls for Clusters and Fuggles. 

There's a joke in here somewhere.......... maybe we should invent a new recipe based on the Schlitz recipe, but add Honey Bunches of Oats cereal to it as well, and then name it Fuggly Clusters of Schlitz!?!?

[brewinhard]

.....and he will never brew it, because it calls for Clusters and Fuggles. 

There's a joke in here somewhere.......... maybe we should invent a new recipe based on the Schlitz recipe, but add Honey Bunches of Oats cereal to it as well, and then name it Fuggly Clusters of Schlitz!?!?

Man, that sounds delicious.

[BrewBama]

Off the rails again. This thread is doomed. LOL