Brewing Recipes According to the Guidelines

[TheBeerGuy]

I am looking for a recipe for all the basic beer styles according to the BJCP guidelines. I know that they mentioned in the guide about the gravity, IBUs, etc. but is there a book out there that just has recipes for each basic style?

I am looking to start a blog with each style brewed, documented and noted along each step. I have not been able to find something like this on the interweb and I am looking to all you you here to help.

If you have a great basic perfect to style guidelines that I should try and would like to get credit, where its due, when I blog about it I will absolutely give it.

My intention is to brew each style over the next 12-18 months in 1 gallon batches, that's about 99 batches/gallons of beer!!! It's about one batch of beer every 5-6 days. Good thing I have an entire cellar of space to brew, ferment, bottle, condition, drink, repeat!

 

[LLBeanJ]

Brewing Classic Styles by Jamil Z

 

[GrogNerd]

Brewing Classic Styles by Jamil Zainasheff

 

[Hammy71]

Yeah, Jamil's book is my start of a recipe, for most of my brews.

 

[coolharry]

Palmer and Jamils book for sure. Its a great jumping off point for recipe creation.

 

[Braufessor]

Yep - Brewing Classic Styles, and also this link - Gold Medal Recipes from National Homebrew Competition:
http://www.alternativecommutepueblo.com/2011/10/ahanhc-gold-medal-winning-recipes-for.html

 

[Calder]

If you don't know where to get decent recipes for every style, I don't think you know enough about brewing to do a decent blog about each style. Some styles are not just cook-book recipes to get the results.

What are you going to do about beers that require a couple of years to complete?

 

[TheBeerGuy]

Thanks for all the suggestions. I have the Palmer book and he does have allot in there to create a great recipe. I ordered the Jamil book last night from Amazon.