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American ale is a category of clean ales with hop character that ranges from moderate to almost excessive. These beers can be generalized as hoppy and less-sweet versions of classic English beer styles, though the American amber ale is said to be a uniquely American.
Mash at 153° F (Sulfate to Chloride at 1:1). Boil for 60 minutes and follow …More
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