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    Golden Milk Stout

    Get a growler, get two! And they actually make the Naughty Sauce in a dark version at the brewery sometimes. Last time I went there I had both the golden and the dark versions. I'm thinking the dark had pretty much the exact same recipe, maybe with some added darker malts. They tasted...
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    Beni-Koji. Red Yeast Rice. Old School... like really really Old School

    Very interesting thread. Making me think about trying this. I feel pretty comfortable with using yeast for beer. And I reallllly love sake. Plus rice is cheap. I know that sake rice is polished and removes anywhere from 30 to 70 percent of the grain. The more polished...
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    Golden Milk Stout

    This is currently my favorite beer! Creamy and slightly sweet, malty, and a a great coffee flavor... I love coffee as well as beer and this beer hits it perfectly! I've only ever had it on nitro which gives it a luscious thick rich head like a latte. Was just there yesterday... sadly no...
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    Hello World! And just bottled my first brew!

    Yeah thanks! I like cooking and I thought if were to cook something I'd want to use fresh unprocessed ingidents. So the grains make more sense then using extracts. I guess its a bit more process but, at work I do some precise and some what tedious type of process as well. Plus its fun...
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    Hello World! And just bottled my first brew!

    So I thought I can make my intro now that I've made it almost to the finish line! I guess since I'm drinking while bottling that counts right? :rockin: So brewed my first batch of beer. All grain Dunkelweisen. I think it turned out fairly well considering I don't know quite what green...
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    Autumn Seasonal Beer Richard's Pumpkin Ale

    Idont think you wanna use carving pumpkins. Cooking pumpkins afre the way to go. Sugarpies are what usually use for pie. I guess the japanese kins' aren't bad either, have a slightly different taste. I also often use yams for pies and they taste much like pumpkin. I might throw some in...
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