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Simcoe Pale Ale (SPA) Pre-Brew Notes

2 Comments Published by paranoya April 27th, 2007 in Ale, Keystone Homebrew, Pale Ale, brew notes, extract kit, hops, simcoe, specialty grains, starter

Ok, its been a while, but good things come to those who wait.
Acting on a whim, I decided to make some pale ale using exclusively Simcoe hops.
For the last few batches I’ve been doing all-grain but I just felt like doing an extract version. I just can’t wait to taste it.
Starter: Made a [...]

Ann-Banana Ale v2.0 Bottling

0 Comments Published by Doug March 13th, 2006 in Ale, Keystone Homebrew, Wyeast 3068, bottling, extract kit

Final Gravity: 1.020
Attenuation: unknown
ABV: unkown
Bottling was quite uneventful. Primed with 5oz priming sugar boiled in 1 pint of water. I’m suspecting a dilute O.G. reading because everything seemed to go as plan. While drinking some samples yesterday I noticed the extreme hop presence. I also noticed that I was getting buzzed. [...]

Oatmeal Stout

0 Comments Published by Doug January 26th, 2006 in Ale, Keystone Homebrew, bitterness, extract kit, fermentation, recipes, tasting

Recipe Source: Keystone Homebrew
This entry was written many months after the actual brewing and consumption of the Oatmeal Stout. As such, it will not be very detailed and will mostly be what I remembered. This was my first in home brewing experience.
So after reading, studying and watching the Good Eats episode entited Amber [...]

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