Oktoberfest is Germanys festival beer. We use a blend of Light, Amber, and wheat dry malt extracts to produce a bright copper color lager with a creamy white head. This beer is nicely balanced with a traditional blend of Hallertauer, Hersbrucker, and Tettnanger hops. This is one of our personal favorites for introducing new people to fine homebrew. You will find that all great beers have two things in common: the finest ingredients and the best recipes. Ours have both! With freshness and quality in mind, we produce all our kits on demand. We want you to make good beer the first time and every time. Our beer making kits come with complete instructions that are easy to read and follow. They contain all the ingredients you will need to produce five gallons of great homebrew that you will be able to serve with pride. All our beer kits include dry malt extract, specialty grains with a grain bag for steeping, hops, yeast, clarifier, and priming sugar (for carbonating). These beer brewing kits are so easy to make that even a first-time brewer can make great beer with one of these kits, but the quality and convenience keep even experienced home brewers coming back for more. You will need to own basic homebrewing equipment to boil, ferment and bottle this beer. If you do not own brewing equipment, please click on the link Other Products by The Home Brewery to see our starter equipment kits.
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Austin Beerworks (Austin, TX) - GABF 2011
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Austin Beerworks unveiled their canned craft beers in the first half of 2011. Jb of Austin Homebrew Supply talks with Adam DeBower about what they are bringing to GABF this year. |
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Tony's New Zealand IPA All Grain Homebrew Brew in a Bag Part 2 of 2
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Tony from Austin Homebrew Supply gave me a taste of this homebrew he made and I just had to try making it myself. He made up the recipe for me and even gave my grains his special double-crush that he uses with his brew in a bags. Thanks Tony! Tony's New Zealand IPA contains: 11lbs American Two-Row Pale Malt .5 lbs American Crystal 60L .5 lbs Munich Malt .25lbs American Crystal 120L .25lbs American Crystal 20L He also puts in 1 lb of corn sugar (dextrose) but I did not add this. His beer is 7.1% ABV. Without the sugar, mine should hit 6% ABV. Hops: 1oz Green Bullet 60min .75oz Nelson Sauvin 15min .5oz Riwaka 15min .75oz Nelson Sauvin 5min .5oz Riwaka 5min Dry Hop for 7 days after fermentation is complete: 1oz Glacier 1oz Citra Yeast: White Labs Australian Ale Yeast WLP009 - I'm holding the fermentation temperature on this brew to 66F, 19C. Also Tony uses 4 Beano tablets in the primary fermenter to convert more of the complex carbs into simple sugars that can be fermented out by the yeast. This lowers the "bad carbs" in the beer and gives it a bit of dryness in this otherwise hugely malty beer. I decided to add only 3 Beano tablets because Tony cautioned that too much Beano can cause gastric distress, argh, better safe than sorry, LOL! For the first half of this brew day, please see Part 1. Here is the link for Joe Polvino's great video on how to make a yeast starter www.youtube.com This was a frustrating brew day. Both of my cameras died at various times during filming and <b>...</b> |
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