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Rebel_B wrote:First pour of my homebrewed Brewer's Gold IPA. Solid malt backbone of 83% Pale, 14% Munich, & 3% Crystal 10L. Three boil additions of whole leaf Brewer's Gold hops, some at flameout, as well as a dry hop. This one was bottled on 1/19/14 and finished at 8.0% ABV. This is a tasty one! Not a typical NW style IPA, these hops bring a different spice to the taste.
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RB, That right there is a great looking beer, Wish I had one in front of me right now.
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Forgot to post this the other night. First pour of my Cali Common. Crappy phone photo, I was in a hurry to drink it :p

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Looks a lot like JJ and I's Cali Common. Least I know we're on the same page! Bet it was tasty :)
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First pour of Centennial Amber Ale. In this SMaSH recipe, Gambrinus Munich malt 10L and whole leaf Centennial hops were brewed up on 1/26/14, fermented, kegged & carbed. Came out a bit darker than I expected. This simple recipe is very tasty, liking the Munich malt.
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Awesome......grain to glass in just over 2 weeks.
It is surprisingly darker than I would have thought for Munich 10 but she's a beaut for sure.
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My Belgian Spiced Krampus Ale.

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This came out awesome! Sweet, caramel, malty, hint of spice, crisp and clean with that Belgian thing going on. My most complex and delicious beer yet! Contact me for special orders ;)
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Ibasterd wrote:My Belgian Spiced Krampus Ale.

spice pack
1/2lb CaraPils steeped
Mr. Beer Belgian Spiced Christmas Ale HME
Safbrew T-58 yeast

This came out awesome! Sweet, caramel, malty, hint of spice, crisp and clean with that Belgian thing going on. My most complex and delicious beer yet! Contact me for special orders ;)
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You really got it. The whole Pic. looks fantastic. And I'm guessing taste as good as it looks. Great Job :clink:
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Man!!! That is a fine looking beer, wish I had one to go with breakfast. :)
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Patriot's Pride Ale. A great session beer. Refreshing and drinkable.
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Bravo Delta Imperial Rye (This was the test recipe from the book author I've been working with.)

The pour was a little over zealous but the head was rich and creamy and held on through the end. The aroma was citrusy and spicy and very inviting. The taste was on the bitter side that reminded me of a nice IPA with a slight sweetness and a unique hop flavor that I couldn't quite put my finger on. Mouthfeel was full, with a hoppy bite and almost creamy finish.

I will be brewing this one again! :barman:
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Looks great. I'm really enjoying what rye brings to beer, especially IPA's.
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I like ryes too. That looks good. I'll have to put a rye on the to brew list.
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Rce chocolate coconut porter
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