Wild Spirit IPA Plus

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I picked up a few of my old favorites when I ordered the conicals. I like using the HMEs when I'm short on time and want to make beer. Some of them make great bases if you get creative (embrace your inner Frankenstein) with them, a short hop boil, some dme/grain/candi syrup, and you still make good beer in an hour.

I like some of the new Coopers hmes, but others have a POR flavor that just bugs me, same reason I don't like some of the regular Coopers kits very much and prefer the Muntons/Woodforde kits when I'm brewing an easy mode beer.
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ssorck wrote:Care to share that PB recipe? :p
Its a bit on the complicated side.
Two cans Oatmeal Stout.
1/2 of this: http://www.homebrewing.org/Peanut-Butte ... _2081.html
Fin!

This is just a quick brew I can throw together and about the only dark beer she will drink.

I have added 1/2 cup of brown sugar but SWMBO seems to like it better without. I think it enhances the coffee flavor and she hates coffee. Next time I might try adding some DME as that should kick up the alkiehaul a tad without messing with the flavor that much.
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Sweet thanks. I'll try this out when I get my first BrewDemon order in...
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I made this today, with changes. I had about 5oz crystal20 in open bags, I made it 1/2lb by adding 2 row. Open fractions of hops were added to the steep. They were centennial, cascade and citra in order of amount used.
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I literally am drinking my first pour of BD's Wild Spirit IPA as I type, and I love it. It is my best batch yet. Very well balanced for an IPA. Not too bitter. The only thing I might add next time, are some hops for aroma. It smells more bitter than it actually is. It is my first BD batch and will not be my last.
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Ibasterd wrote:I literally am drinking my first pour of BD's Wild Spirit IPA as I type, and I love it. It is my best batch yet. Very well balanced for an IPA. Not too bitter. The only thing I might add next time, are some hops for aroma. It smells more bitter than it actually is. It is my first BD batch and will not be my last.
I just saw this now. NIce. I always liked that HME, I'm going to be a customer real soon.
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