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Brown Dog Brown Ale Ray Como Chicopee,MA 73157,2705
Brown Squirrel Ale Steve Boyer 73475,1530
BROWN ALE Jim Nolan /Albany,NY 76176,1732
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Sb: Brown Dog Brown Ale
Fm: Ray Como Chicopee,MA 73157,2705
Brown Dog Brown Ale
2 cans of The Home Brewery's YELLOW DOG MALT EXTRACT 1 cup Crystal Malt (whole)
1/4 cup Chocolate malt (crushed) 3/4 oz Bullion hop pellets (boiling) 3/4 oz
Kent Goldings hop pellets (boiling) 3/4 oz Willamette hop pellets (finish) 2
tsp Burton water salts 3 oz Malto-Dextrin 1/2 tsp Irish Moss 1 pkg German Ale
liquid Wyeast 1/2 cup corn sugar (bottling)
Put grains in 4 gallons cold water. Bring water slowly to 170F then remove
grains. Add malt extract, Malto-Dextrin, & water salts. Bring to a boil. Add
Bullion hops andboil 45 minutes. Add Irish Moss for next 10 minutes of boil.
Add Kent Goldings for final 5 minutes. Remove from heat and add Willamette
hops. Wait 2 minutes. Chill wort and then pitch yeast. SG should be about
1.062. FG should be about 1.012. One word of caution. This ale was extremely
heady after only 3 weeks. Enjoy!
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Sb: Brown Squirrel Ale
Fm: Steve Boyer 73475,1530
Here's the lowdown on the Brown Squirrel Ale. Why Brown Squirrel? I have a
bunch of them in my back yard, and they were what I was looking at when I was
trying to think up a name..... I set out to make a strong brown ale,,,, and I
was successful...
2 cans (8 lbs) Yellow Dog malt extract. 2 1/2 cups light crystal malt, lightly
crushed (rolling pin), 3/4 cup chocolate malt, lightly crushed, 2 1/2 ounce
Malto-dextrin powder, 3/4 ounce Chinook hop pellets in boil (30 min), 1 oz.
Cascade hop pellets last 10 min. 3/4 oz of cascade at very end of boil.. 1 pkg
yeast nutrient/heading salts...
put crystal and choc. malts in 2 1/2 gallons water, heat to 160 then remove
grains... Put rest of ingredients in (except finish hops) and boil for 40 min.
3/4 oz. Chinook hop pellets added at beginning of boil.. At last 10 min. of
boil, add 1 oz Cascade.. At end of boil add final 3/4 oz. Cascade.. Put the
entire concoction into a large primary. Add pre-boiled water to make 5 1/2
gallons. Pitch yeast at 70deg. (I used Doric dry Ale) rack to secondary early
(3 days?) The large amount of trub loses about 1/2 gallon to get a clean
secondary!
After 3 days in the bottle, I was afraid I had overdone the finishing hops.
The Cascade came out alittle strong.....But after a month in the bottle, wow,
the stuff is great!! and STRONG... The great malt taste will really come out
in the finish and stick with your taste buds a long time! My neighbors are
from the Phillipines (doctors no less!) They claim it's the first beer they
have had in the U.S. thats strong enough for there liking....I'm no expert
brewer, but I think this combo came out pretty darn good, thanks to luck and
your Yellow Dog..
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Fm: Jim Nolan /Albany,NY 76176,1732
Last night I was bottling up a couple of batches and brewing two more with my
brewing buddies. The first batch was a "Steam" type light concoction. The
second we were just throwing in what we had on hand, ...
3.5 oz Choc malt
8 oz Crystal Malt
3.3 # Amber ME
3 # Amber DME
10 oz Molasses
1 oz Chinook (boil)
1 oz Cascades (steap)
After we threw this together I rembered a recipe in my collection with
Molasses, looked it up and found John Patterson's Silver Moon Ale. Real damn
close, eh ?