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Tropical Stout Recipe
How to Brew Tropical Stout: Island Vibes, Rich Rhythms, Dark Delights Tropical Stout’s origin was the West Indies, mostly the Caribbean and Africa. Prior to the 2015 Beer Judge Certification Program (BJCP) guidelines, this style was known as the Foreign Extra Stout (FES) style. The change was brought about to hopefully cast away this style from the shadows of other stout styles and help it become more noticeable across the craft beer world.
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Tropical Pale Ale Recipe
How to Brew Tropical Pale Ale with Steam Hops: Island Breezes and Steamy Sips Today I’m ditching my usual hop pellets, I’m skipping the boil. As I attempt to brew a tropical pale ale using something called steam hops. Now, steam hops are hops that have already been isomerized. A process that would normally happen when you add hop pellets into the boil. Because they are already isomerized, that means I don’t need to perform a boil so well, that means that I’m not going to need an awful....
Munich Dunkel Recipe
How to Brew Munich Dunkel: Mastering the Malty Magic of Bavaria! Often overlooked by the newer styles that contain more hops or sweet adjuncts, the Munich Dunkel is not given the respect that it rightfully deserves. Often looked at as the German version of a dark mild, this style is a good example of an everyday, easy drinking beer.
Baltic Porter Recipe
Baltic Porters came into existence as the response to hoppy Pale Ales that gained popularity and notoriety in Britain during the 18th century. Brewers took their base recipe for a Porter and made some adjustments. The main objective was to make sure it is strong enough to hold up to the hop additions and allow it to age well.