Ruby ale

[broozer]

Just brewed a copy of McMenamin's Ruby ale, a local brewery chain favorite. 1-1/8 lbs. of fresh raspberries in the secondary. According to my friend who's favorite beer is Ruby, it's exactly the same. Just the right amount of tart and sweetness in an all-day brew.

 

[JckDanls 07]

That looks refreshing... nice job...

 

[DieselTech]

Looks good!

 

[chopsaw]

Man that looks good .

 

[zwiller]

Oh man takes me back. Fresh homebrew with fruit is a REAL treat. No brewery can compete with it. Fruit in beer is real different thing than most people know.

 

[Redicans]

That looks Tasty!!

 

[JLeonard]

Good looking brew!

Jim

 

[mr_whipple]

I could go for a brew right now. Don't care that it's 1030. That looks nice.

 

[ifitsdeadsmokeit]

Looks fantastic. Willing to share your recipe? I am just finishing the lagering of a pilsner for the summer boating season. Have ingredients ready for a vanilla bean milk stout and just need a full day to be able to brew it.

 

[Buckeyedude]

I could go for a pint or 2 of that! Looks and sounds delicious!

 

[checkdude]

Darn that looks so tasty! I got away from making beer many years ago and switched to wine making. That there is tempting me to start again. Thanks for sharing.

 

[02ebz06]

That is a hobby I'd like to take up, but never got past drinking the beer.

 

[millerbuilds]

That looks really good and I would love to try it!

- Jason

 

[Newglide]

Looks Good

 

[Buckeyedude]

That is a hobby I'd like to take up, but never got past drinking the beer.

I have considered it many many times, but I feel it is a really bad idea for me to A: have that much alcohol on hand and B: be able to control the amount of alcohol that it will contain. Not gonna lie, Im really impressed with myself for realizing these things and still not going through with it!........

 

[BrianGSDTexoma]

Looks great! If I ever brewed beer again I would have to get a keg system. That bottling is a pain! I stick to spirits for now.

 

[crazymoon]

B, Your brew looks inviting!

 

[gmc2003]

Nice looking brew, but it looks better sitting atop of the Beerpole. LOL

Point for sure
Chris

 

[BigW.]

Looks like a great beer. Had to see where it is brewed. The shipping rules gave me a chuckle considering what is "legal" in Oregon these days.

• Description

One of our most popular beers, we still make Ruby with the same aims we had when brewing the first batch back in 1986: To create an ale that's light, crisp and refreshingly fruity. Great Western Premium 2-Row and 42 pounds of Oregon-grown raspberry puree is used to craft every batch. For over 30 years, Ruby has been admired by a devoted fan base and remains as she first was: simple but delicious.
Fruit: Raspberry
Malts: Premium 2-Row, Maltodextrin
Hops: Chinook
OG: 1.040 TG: 1.008 ABV: 4.13 IBU: 5 SRM: 4

• 16oz Can
• Oregon Liquor Control Commission permits us to ship within the state of Oregon with these limitations:
  • Up to 6 bottle of spirits (no more than 2 of the same)
  • Up to 40 cans or bottles of beer
  • Up to 18 cans of cider
  • One order per customer per day (if we receive more than one order in a day going to the same address, we will have to hold the order until the next business day)
• Alcohol will be shipped by GLS, a licensed OLCC carrier. Adult signature of a person 21 and over is required upon receipt. We recommend shipping to an address where someone 21 or older will be present to sign for the delivery. Carriers cannot deliver to PO boxes; a physical street address is required. Packages will be returned after three delivery attempts, and shipping will not be refunded.

 

[broozer]

Looks fantastic. Willing to share your recipe? I am just finishing the lagering of a pilsner for the summer boating season. Have ingredients ready for a vanilla bean milk stout and just need a full day to be able to brew it.

Sorry I'm late to respond; here's my recipe: