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[Bklmt2000]

My Mosaic/Columbus IPA, absolutely delish:

 

[positiveContact]

looks awesome!

[brewman]

Irish Red

 

[neddles]

Choking down some Friday night sludge! NE IPA

 

Cask Bitter (now long gone unfortunately!)

 

Edited by neddles, 15 April 2016 - 03:58 PM.

[Big Nake]

Helles head!

[neddles]

Very sexy Ken.

 

Hey Ken, is there a way to pin this thread? 

[Big Nake]

Very sexy Ken.
 
Hey Ken, is there a way to pin this thread?

Done.

[neddles]

Done.

[HVB]

Choking down some Friday night sludge! NE IPA


Cask Bitter (now long gone unfortunately!)

Both look great! I am getting some sludge at the brewery right now.

[neddles]

Both look great! I am getting some sludge at the brewery right now.

Jealous, enjoy. Don't sand your molars flat tho!

[Big Nake]

An APA I made earlier this year. Malteurop 2-row, white wheat, CaraVienna, Columbus to bitter and then an ounce of Ultra and two ounces of Crystal late in the boil and 1056 for the yeast. Forgive the plastic cup.

[HVB]

An APA I made earlier this year. Malteurop 2-row, white wheat, CaraVienna, Columbus to bitter and then an ounce of Ultra and two ounces of Crystal late in the boil and 1056 for the yeast. Forgive the plastic cup.

So, how is the ultra?

[Big Nake]

So, how is the ultra?

The Ultra is nice. I have used it before and my findings are that it's not an overly strong hop, if that makes any sense. I have used them at 7.5% and added 3-4 ounces to a blonde ale late in the boil and they don't seem to really POP. They are there but they don't really knock you over. I used the ounce here because I wanted something clean to go with the Crystal I was using and I wanted a little more IBUs. Personally, Ultra is getting harder to find and I can think of 4 or 5 hops that fall into the 'clean, domestic ale hop' bucket that work just as well including Santiam, Mt. Hood, Crystal, Liberty and Golding. Cheers.

[MyaCullen]

The Ultra is nice. I have used it before and my findings are that it's not an overly strong hop, if that makes any sense. I have used them at 7.5% and added 3-4 ounces to a blonde ale late in the boil and they don't seem to really POP. They are there but they don't really knock you over. I used the ounce here because I wanted something clean to go with the Crystal I was using and I wanted a little more IBUs. Personally, Ultra is getting harder to find and I can think of 4 or 5 hops that fall into the 'clean, domestic ale hop' bucket that work just as well including Santiam, Mt. Hood, Crystal, Liberty and Golding. Cheers.

glad Ultra made a comeback, i used it a lot in Blondes and Pilsneresque brews in my early brewing days, then it just disappeared.

[HVB]

Taking the OG on my 30 minute helles, Fingers crossed for this one.

 

[Big Nake]

Taking the OG on my 30 minute helles, Fingers crossed for this one.

Pfft! You can't boil for only 30 minutes! That's crazy talk!

[neddles]

Paradox Equinox a 3.7% Bitter

[Big Nake]

Nice. How are you getting your beers so clear, my good man? These be some clear-ass beers!!

[HVB]

Nice. How are you getting your beers so clear, my good man? These be some clear-ass beers!!

This works for me 😁

[neddles]

Nice. How are you getting your beers so clear, my good man? These be some clear-ass beers!!

This bitter was just 002 and a little cold time while I carbed it. Right now its in a keg at about 56F in my basement.

The cask bitter further up the page was cask conditioned with sucrose and 1/2 t. of gelatin. 1469 was the yeast.