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Naughty Sauce and one of its offshoots Cinnamon Roast Crunch are amazing! I know they use Portola Coffee. I live in Huntington Beach and have had this a few times recently at the brewery. It is so good. I also want to make a clone if anyone does come up with a recipe! FYI they don't do this in...

I was thinking of ordering a single hop IPA extract kit from MoreBeer.com with a Belgian yeast strain. Has anyone experimented with this combo? What kit/yeast did you use? Did you like it? Is there anything you would do differently? Thanks!!!

I love hoppy beers but the peach wheat was made with the intention for those that don't. Next year I will be using the German hef ingredient kit. The hop flavor for the porter just didn't meld well with the other flavors. I will have to get a funnel and strainer for future brews. Thanks for the tip!

Thanks for the info! I need to start planning a yeast starter into my brew schedule. If you buy bottled water for brewing would you still recommend the water analyses?

Thanks for the info! I need to start planning a yeast starter into my brew schedule. If you buy bottled water for brewing would you still recommend the water analyses?

Thanks for the suggestion. I will look into getting a funnel and screen for my next beer. Do you agree with what was stated earlier though about this not contributing?

I have been using the MoreBeer! ingredient kits. I will shy away from "American" versions for beers I would like to have a lesser hop profile. Thanks for the help. I really appreciate it. Learning a lot from this experience.

Honey porter- 1oz Chinook for 60 min, 1 oz Cascade for 1 minute Peach Wheat- .6 oz Cascade for 60 min, 1 oz Cascade for 1 minute

They both had cascade hops for the last minute of the boil. The instructions said they were for aroma. Should I use less or put them in for a shorter time? Thanks for the help guys!

I have recently brewed a honey porter and a wheat beer that I added peach to. Both the beers had/have a hoppier taste than would be expected. The honey porter eventually had that flavor fade after a couple months in the bottle. The peach wheat has been bottled for about 3 weeks and it has gotten...