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DetailsDoctor Hester's Swheat ElixirWhat I'd call a ''Germerican Wheat Beer'' since I used American grain and German yeast.acepilot10 Jun 20084.gif  
DetailsDr. Hester's Swheat ElixirA ''Germerican Wheat'' Beer. All Grain.acepilot12 Nov 20090.gif  
DetailsAmber Ale*This is the recipe that we prepared on camera in the Basic Brewing DVD.
(Batch size 5 gallons, Boil time 60 minutes)
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DetailsPoorman's PorterThis is my very first Brew and is meant to be a Robust Porter. It's currently (9/20/06) in the secondary fermenter. Although fermentation isn't fully complete yet, when I tasted after racking I was pleasantly surprised. I'll let you know how it turns out. Comments welcome :)Atomic20 Sep 20060.gif  
DetailsSaazy Czech PilsnerIve been brewing this extract brew for about 10 years with excellent success. If youve ever had an extract ''twang'' or a cidery flavor This Recipe is for you.Axis71411 Jan 20074.gif  
DetailsSt. Nicholas of Myra Winter WarmerEnglish style Old Ale. See complete log at brewlog dot zkdigital dot com.brewblogger2 Jan 20070.gif  
DetailsClansman 80/-A copper-colored Scottish 80 Schilling. Malty and complex with a sweet finish. See the complete log at brewlog dot zkdigital dot com.brewblogger2 Jan 20070.gif  
DetailsPale American WhiteboyA more hoppy pale ale - complementary bitterness and malt with a slightly sweet finish. Named after me, of course.
See the complete log at brewlog dot zkdigital dot com.
Uses a smidge of Caravienne for a caramel, toasty character to help ease the drinker into the hoppy finish.
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DetailsGolden AleThis is the best I've brewed to date and is very easy especially for an all-grain beerbrian7008 Nov 20060.gif  
DetailsWowsers 12This is a take on a very popular Belgian Trappiste Ale, I'll let you guess which one it might be. Rest assured you will have a lot of beer that you will enjoy every sip of.brian7008 Nov 20060.gif  
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