Hey all,
During the meeting tonight, while sampling several Christmas Ales, we talked a bit about how much spice to put into this beer or that. I had mentioned that BYO had a nice Excel spreadsheet with their collection of spice amounts & uses. Just in case I did not post it before, here it is.
I am also starting my own sheet for gruit spices. If you ever want to go down that road, let me know. It is a work in progress, and I'll keep working on better suggestions for Wormwood, Sweet Gale & Yarrow... my 3 gruit spices of choice at the moment.
Happy brewing!
--LexusChris
edit: just improving my 'progress' with my 'process'...
Starting suggestions for spice additions..
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Re: Starting suggestions for spice additions..
Thanks for sharing Chris...I have not thought about using spices, at least not yet. But will definitly do so in upcoming batches
Chris aka Dr Dually
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Life is tough. It is even tougher when you are stupid. John Wayne
Bottled and enjoying: Nada, zip
Kegged: English Brown, American Amber, Double Barrel Ale
Next up: Kolsch