Recipe Help, Pale Ale

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Recipe Help, Pale Ale

Postby MHD » Monday Dec 19, 2005 8:49 am

Ok, I have a wile before I will start Brewing this one but I want to make a clone of a beer that the missus really loves (always good)

Now are there many Kiwi or Kiwi ex pats on this board?

There is a brewery in Christchurch called the Dux DeLux that make a particularly fine pale ale... I cant remember the taste very well but Lousie describes it as "A very solid pale ale" (not much help! :) )

So what I am looking to do is to make a extract with some grain pale ale that is not heavily hop driven (like Little creatures) but is quite "Grainy"...

anyone got any good extract+grain recipes they wish to share?
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Postby Chris » Monday Dec 19, 2005 1:57 pm

Not knowing the particular beer you are referring to, I'll give you my best guess.

3kg liquid pale malt
500g crystal (mash)
250g dextrose
hallertrau bittering (to personal taste)
herzbrucker or maybe cascade for aroma

Hope this helps. I may go brew this myself!
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Postby MHD » Monday Dec 19, 2005 2:00 pm

Now to process of mashing: how do you mash :)

I thought you steep crystal grain...
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Postby undercover1 » Monday Dec 19, 2005 2:49 pm

Something for you to read over Christmas, MHD!
http://www.howtobrew.com/
Salut!
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Postby Chris » Monday Dec 19, 2005 7:46 pm

It's the online brewers bible.
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Postby gregb » Monday Dec 19, 2005 8:01 pm

If only someone could go through it and convert all the dodgy seppo units to metric. (Although I am getting good at dividing by 2.2 etc)

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