Here is the other homebrew recipe released by the White House for their homebrew. The other White House homebrew recipe, a honey porter, is a different type of brew, and you can get kits for both at Northern Brewer. Ingredients…
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Homebrew Recipe: White House Honey Porter
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This homebrew recipe comes straight from the White House. Hail to the Chief! Ingredients 2 (3.3 lb) cans light unhopped malt extract 3/4 lb Munich Malt (cracked) 1 lb crystal 20 malt (cracked) 6 oz black malt (cracked) 3 oz…
Homebrew Recipe: Trashcan Beer
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I was at Maryland Homebrew a couple months ago and asked Chris there if she had ever just cobbled together a homebrew recipe from leftover ingredients. She referred to this as “trashcan beer,” the idea being that you just throw a…
Homebrew Recipe: Imperial Stout
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The British are not the only ones to fall in love with the Stout. The Russians went crazy for the black British brew as well. The problem, as the Czarists soon realized, was that the dark beer didn't travel well. Luckily for…
Homebrew Recipe: Coffee Porter
by Carl • • 11 Comments
Andy sent me this homebrew recipe after bringing a coffee porter to our homebrewing club. I lost it for a couple months but just discovered it again, thank goodness. It is a dark, rich porter, very malty, and with minimal bitterness,…
Homebrew Recipe: Dry Stout is What it’s About
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If you are like me and are a big Guinness fan, you may have toyed with the idea of trying to craft your own black brew. If you have, then good news! Stouts are easy! This homebrew recipe is exactly…
Homebrew Recipe: Classic American Pilsner
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My homebrewing club at Kena Shriners has been asked to make a batch of beer for another club, and was given little direction on what type of homebrew recipe I should use. We did a little reconnaissance work and learned…
Homebrew Recipe Conversion: Recipe Volume
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Homebrewers usually make batch sizes in proportion to the capacity of their equipment. This makes sense. Making beer is a big enough deal that you normally would not want to make less than five gallons, if that is your equipment…
Homebrew Recipe: Pirate’s Ale
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The homebrew club I run has been asked to make a special beer for a pirate-themed party at Kena Shriners. One of the brews that the party organizers liked a lot was Andy's Christmas ale he made for his wonderful…
Homebrew Recipe: Kölsch, Springtime’s True Delight
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A Kölsch is an ale that is light, crisp, and great to drink. I think of a kölsch as a great springtime drink, cool and refreshing, clear, malty, and with a definite but not overpowering hoppy flavor. This is a pretty…