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- 'brewery stuff' |
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date: '2024-04-22 19:29:06' |
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slug: 66263bf2 |
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visibility: public |
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title: note |
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As we've decided to be a brewery specialising in (but not limited to) Scottish beers, I focused on that today. I read Scotch Ales by Greg Noonan in its entirety and then honed the flavour profiles that I want from each beer style. |
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Then I wrote 3 new recipes for a 60 /-, 70/- and a "Scottish IPA" based loosely on the traditional brewing techniques and their impacts on bitterness etc. as well as modifying my existing recipe for an 80 /-, tamed my wee heavy recipe to be a dark and smokey 90 /- and modified my reluctant lager recipe to be more interesting.. don't need to modify my porage stout recipe, it's good as it is. |
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All theoretical of course as I can't homebrew here but they look good and I think they will hit the flavour profiles I have in mind. |
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Pretty productive day. |