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Maredsous 10 Tripel | An Engineer and His Carboy
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An Engineer and His Carboy. 2010/10/14 at 8:26 am. Is a Belgian Ale in the Abbey style but produced by the Duvel Moorgat Brewery. Under a naming license from the Maredsous Abbey. In Denée, Belgium. As with the Rochefort 8. This beer in one of three in the Maredsous line which consists of the 6% ABV Maredsous 6 Blonde, 8% ABV Maredsous 8 Brune, and this 10% ABV Maredsous 10 Tripel. Despite this brew’s apparently heft price tag I would wholeheartedly recommend this beer to any connoisseur. Perhap...You are...
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Shakespeare Oatmeal Stout | An Engineer and His Carboy
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An Engineer and His Carboy. 2010/10/30 at 10:06 pm. The Shakespeare Oatmeal Stout. Is (as its name suggests) an oatmeal stout from the Rogue Ales. Craft brewery in Oregon. Served in an imposing 22oz bottle this 6% ABV American-style stout has won many awards including gold in the 2006 World Beer cup. Given my recent love of cream stouts I approached this beer with an air of anticipation. For this reason I decided to leave the oatmeal stout to the end of the gifted batch. Entry filed under: Review. You ar...
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Péché Mortel (Mortal Sin) | An Engineer and His Carboy
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An Engineer and His Carboy. Péché Mortel (Mortal Sin). 2010/10/10 at 12:00 am. Péché Mortel is an imperial coffee stout brewed by the Dieu du Ciel. Microbrewery and pub in Montréal, Canada starting in 2001. This beer has the highest alcohol content of all their brews at 9.5% which pairs perfectly with the imperial stout characteristics. Focusing on more of the sweet characteristics rather than the ABV/bittering present in typical imperial stouts. Entry filed under: Review. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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DRINK LOCAL | The Ale Runner
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Running trails and drinking ales. VISIT THE LOUISIANA CRAFT BREWERS GUILD WEBSITE. SUPPORT THESE CURRENT LOUISIANA BREWERIES. AND CHECK OUT THESE LOUISIANA BREWERIES IN PLANNING. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out.
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The BR Beer Scene: Drink Local
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When in doubt, drink what the locals drink! Please Support These Local Breweries:. Old Rail Brewing Company. Tin Roof Brewing Company. Regional: (But available in BR.). Ocean Springs, MS). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Some BR Beer Scene Links! Brasseurs A La Maison. Subscribe in a reader. There was an error in this gadget. Blogs I Follow, and You Should Too:. Burgers with Chuck: The OG Burger at Alfie's in Washington, D.C. Have Beer Will Travel. Dusting off the ole blog, here. The Beer Buddha™. A Tale Of ...
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Hyper Cat Brown Ale (X02) | An Engineer and His Carboy
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An Engineer and His Carboy. Hyper Cat Brown Ale (X02). 2010/01/31 at 7:35 pm. On my first trip to Brewstock. And would like to make something along those lines. Luckily enough, Aaron just happened to have a clone recipe. That he had developed, and after a quick print and a few minutes milling the grain I had all the pieces and parts need to create my first “real” home brew. In this post the author introduced me to the concept of sparging. So on with the brew day. Also pictured magnetically attached to th...
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How to make Belgian Candi Syrup | An Engineer and His Carboy
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An Engineer and His Carboy. How to make Belgian Candi Syrup. 2010/12/01 at 10:34 am. In a previous post I have discussed the benefits of Belgian Candi Sugar. And have walked through the simple process of making your own. Using the adjunct in your brews usually involves adding the sugar 5 minutes before flameout. However, when adding the sugar at this stage time is needed before the solid mass fully dissolves and incorporate itself into the wort. Step #1 – Add water to candi sugar. Place the cooking pot o...
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February | 2011 | An Engineer and His Carboy
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An Engineer and His Carboy. Archive for February, 2011. Yeast Slant Failure #1. Therefore I present a brewers guide in how. To prepare blank yeast slants. I repeat:. Follow these directions if you want to make functional yeast slants. 2011/02/15 at 10:14 pm. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. An Engineer and His Carboy. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Follow “An Engineer and His Carboy”. Get every new post delivered to your Inbox. Build a website with WordPress.com.
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How to make Belgian Candi Sugar | An Engineer and His Carboy
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An Engineer and His Carboy. How to make Belgian Candi Sugar. 2010/11/27 at 7:02 pm. I have used Belgian Candi Sugar. Thus far and have found it to be one of my favorite adjuncts to use throughout the brewing process. Its use in the production of a beer can raise the alcohol content for use in styles such as Belgian dubbels and trippels without unnecessarily stressing the yeast or introducing undesired body characteristics to the beer. Are present. If compatible disaccharides such as sucrose. The ingredie...
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beer tastings | A Solo Girl in New Orleans
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A Solo Girl in New Orleans. Life Stuffs. Beer Stuffs. Fun Stuffs. Doin it all Solo. Two Months Gone… Or…. LOOK, MA, I CAN SUMMARIZE! Yes, yes, yes. I know, I know. Everytime I write a blog I start out by saying it’s. BEEN SO LONG SINCE I’VE WRITTEN A BLOG. I’M GONNA BLOG MORE…. Life gets in the way sometimes, ya know? The past {almost two months} have flown by. And I’ve done so much. SO MUCH HAS HAPPENED! There was this Lagunita’s. Over at Bite and Booze. For inviting me to it! Fandom like that…...
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