Check out "Imperial Maple Pecan Brown" on Brewsmith Cloud. Cheapest Maple Syrup (dark) you can get added near end of boil. This beer has done very well in a couple regional competitions.
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Is there a proven chart or calculator the gives the length of time to force carbonate at a certain temp and pressure level to achieve a particular Vol level?
I want to leave propane and go to all grain electric brewing for lowest price possible. Looking for a DIY system that will brew 10 gal batches. I'm located in Western NY and willing travel a few hours for the right deal. PM me if you have something to offer.
Thanks, John
This beer doesn't seem to fit any particular style, so brew to taste. I and most others like the original receipt. But each to their own. Experiment and post results.
John
Without the Rye it is totally different, wait for the Rye. I have brewed this beer a lot (12-15 times) and it is one of my best. Here in western ny we call it "Red Pig".
I do it every year and just bottled the second batch 3 days ago.
I use 8-9 gal of sap and .75 lb fresh roasted Pecans in for a 5 gal batch. Becomes a labor of love as the collecting of sap and roasting of nuts is a lot of work and fussing around. This year sap was weaker (2%) last year (3%)...
I haven't read all posts in this thread but has anyone suggested 5.2 Mash pH Stabilizer? I have used it a couple of times but my water is good on it's own, so I didn't notice any change.
John