Versatile Vineyard Ale

[alb]

I didn't really think of my Vineyard Ale (hopped with Nelson Sauvin) as a lawnmower beer but let me tell you, it works! Bitter but not too bitter, session-level alcohol, crazy white grape hop aroma. Maybe just one more before I do the trimming...

[FedoraDave]

Sounds good. Can you do a guy a solid and post the recipe? After all, I posted the recipe for FedoraDave's American Ale on accounta becoz you axed for it.

[alb]

Dave - just for you in Basic Recipes. It's an extract recipe but now that I know how I want it to taste, I can try to work out a grain bill. I've been doing extracts lately, as my old (old!) gas stove can't handle the boils very well anymore. But I'm saving up for one of these: http://morebeer.com/products/braumeister-20l.html

It's gonna be awhile...

[Banjo-guy]

Dave - just for you in Basic Recipes. It's an extract recipe but now that I know how I want it to taste, I can try to work out a grain bill. I've been doing extracts lately, as my old (old!) gas stove can't handle the boils very well anymore. But I'm saving up for one of these: http://morebeer.com/products/braumeister-20l.html

It's gonna be awhile...

That system looks amazing! I would buy that... If money were no obstacle.

[Chuck N]

Dave - just for you in Basic Recipes. It's an extract recipe but now that I know how I want it to taste, I can try to work out a grain bill. I've been doing extracts lately, as my old (old!) gas stove can't handle the boils very well anymore. But I'm saving up for one of these: http://morebeer.com/products/braumeister-20l.html

It's gonna be awhile...

An awesome system! But at $2000.00 I have to call that a stainless steel divorce.