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#250033 - 12/28/11 03:27 PM
CLONE FOR KASTEEL?
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Registered: 12/26/11
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Loc: PITTSBURGH,PA
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DOES ANYONE KNOW OF A CLONE FOR KASTEEL BLOND OR ROUGE?
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#250035 - 12/28/11 03:39 PM
Re: CLONE FOR KASTEEL?
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That's what she said...
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Registered: 01/01/10
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Loc: St. Louis, MO
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looks like there's some kind of recipe for some kind of kasteelbier posted over at homebrewtalk.com... http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/please-critique-my-kasteelbier-bruin-brune-recipe-138822/it's an all grain recipe, but you could easily do an extract batch and be "in the style of" what you're looking for.
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#250062 - 12/28/11 09:48 PM
Re: CLONE FOR KASTEEL?
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Registered: 01/12/09
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12 lbs pale 2-row malt 5 lbs munich malt 1 lb aromatic malt 14.5 oz caramunich malt 11 oz melanoiden malt 8 oz special b malt 1.25 oz styrian goldings (50 mins) 1.5 oz saaz (50 mins) 1 TBSP ph 5.2 stabilizer Use the Wyeast Trappist High Gravity yeast The recipe above is from the post at HBT and is for the Rouge. Good luck! http://www.stlbrews.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=2622&sid=b91f1e75816a9109b3e299adb645868d
Edited by Beer Warrior (12/28/11 09:51 PM)
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Primary: Dutchess De Bourgogne Clone Take 2,
Berliner Weisse Take 3
Secondary: Jolly Pumpkin La Roja clone & Dutchess De
Bourgogne Clone & Theakston's Old Peculiar
Clone
On Tap: Berliner Weisse, Peach Wheat,
& Blonde
On Deck: APA Helles (maybe)
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#250145 - 12/29/11 03:25 PM
Re: CLONE FOR KASTEEL?
[Re: Jon_TWR]
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Registered: 12/26/11
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I'VE NEVER HAD THE BLONDE JUST THE ROUGE BUT IT IS A GOOD BEER AS FAR AS CHERRY BEERS GO BUT THIS WILL BE MY FIRST TIME MAKING BEER AND THIS MAY BE A LITTLE TO ADVANCED BUT I WILL TRY EVENTUALLY. THANKS FOR THE HELP.
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#250151 - 12/29/11 04:15 PM
Re: CLONE FOR KASTEEL?
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That's what she said...
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Once you feel comfortable, maybe a Mad Elf clone would be something good? Don't they load like 200 lbs of cherries in that beer? There's gotta be simple extract clones out there...
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