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Need an ale recipe for first all grain brew

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  • 15-12-2012 11:27pm
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    Loobz
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    I have almost complete my beerkeg mashtun conversion. Just had the kegs sandblasted last week. Getting 15" hinged false bottom with stainless pipe and tap very soon.

    Can anyone recommend a good tried and tested ale recipe? Would love quantities/method for a full keg batch.

    thanks in advance.


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    Martyn1989
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,561 ✭✭✭Martyn1989


    Loobz wrote: »
    I have almost complete my beerkeg mashtun conversion. Just had the kegs sandblasted last week. Getting 15" hinged false bottom with stainless pipe and tap very soon.

    Can anyone recommend a good tried and tested ale recipe? Would love quantities/method for a full keg batch.

    thanks in advance.
    Why not try the homebrew companies all grain kits, everything you need in one bag for a beer including simple instructions. I did the Irish stout and it was very nice.


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    Loobz
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    Martyn1989 wrote: »
    Why not try the homebrew companies all grain kits, everything you need in one bag for a beer including simple instructions. I did the Irish stout and it was very nice.

    thats a good idea martyn. I honestly didnt know you could get an 'all in one' all grain kit. Probably a good idea for my first all grain batch. Anyone tried and tested an ale using an all grain ale kit?


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    Shiny
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    If I'm looking for a recipe I sometimes go to the recipe database here.

    Pick your style and sort by replies/views and you will get a brew that has been tried and tested by several dozen brewers. Often the recipe will improve over time to its worth reading though the thread to see peoples recommendations.


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    Loobz
    Registered Users Posts: 1,700 ✭✭✭Loobz


    Shiny wrote: »
    If I'm looking for a recipe I sometimes go to the recipe database here.

    Pick your style and sort by replies/views and you will get a brew that has been tried and tested by several dozen brewers. Often the recipe will improve over time to its worth reading though the thread to see peoples recommendations.

    Thanks Shiny, thats a nice database to have a wander through. Thanks.


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