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I enjoy a good smoked porter or stout. The smoke goes along with the roast and chocolate notes nicely.
While I appreciate the style, a true Rauchbier always tasted like you poured a beer into a glass and burned down the house around it, but I've taken a shine to this recipe (see Cherrywood...
Dry rubbed,smoked ~7 hours at 220*, hickory and mesquite, foiled for the last two hours. Most of it pulled except the thicker face. Made for nice slices though. Very tender. Very happy.
Cheers,
Bob
1. Been brewing 6 years. Also spent 2 years working at a now closed brewery here in town, the last 3 months as head brewer.
2. All-grain from day one. Cooler mash tun, keggle, immersion chill, glass ferment.
3. Last beer brewed was an English Summer Ale.
4. I Keg. On tap now - Milk Stout...
Howdy,
I use both dry and liquid depending on the beer style. I areate my wort before I pitch the yeast and then stir again to mix it well.
Liquid yeast isn't any trouble to use. I've pitched it straight and I've made starters and I don't think there's much difference until the SG gets...
Howdy,
Just a heads up on a el-cheapo ABT rack at Meijer.
It comes with a jalapeno corer too. Way too small for my usual order but kinda neat. $5.99.
Cheers,
Bob
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Cheers!
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