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Hello Again Folks

 

I have one more question for you. I would like to make a Amber Ale Brew and I would like to use the Thomas Coopers Family Secret Amber Ale as a base. I love brews with a good malt taste and with a strong hop taste. So two questions are would the addition of Thomas Coopers Amber Malt Extract be ok and what type of hops to use. I have 50gms of Amarillo Hop Pellets and Cascade Hop Pellets on hand in the fridge at the moment.

 

Any ideas on this recipe would be terriffic and also any tweeks you would think might help.

Cheers Steve

 

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Hello Again Folks

 

I have one more question for you. I would like to make a Amber Ale Brew and I would like to use the Thomas Coopers Family Secret Amber Ale as a base. I love brews with a good malt taste and with a strong hop taste. So two questions are would the addition of Thomas Coopers Amber Malt Extract be ok and what type of hops to use. I have 50gms of Amarillo Hop Pellets and Cascade Hop Pellets on hand in the fridge at the moment.

 

Any ideas on this recipe would be terriffic and also any tweeks you would think might help.

Cheers Steve

 

Sounds like you got a Cascarillo Amber Ale going on right there

 

http://store.coopers.com.au/recipes/index/view/id/54/

 

Just use your can and a kg of Malt and you should be all good.

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On 12/8/2017 at 10:05 PM, Fergy1987 said:

 

Sounds like you got a Cascarillo Amber Ale going on right there

 

http://store.coopers.com.au/recipes/index/view/id/54/

 

Just use your can and a kg of Malt and you should be all good.

Bump.

Updated link (I think!) to the recipe:

https://www.diybeer.com/au/recipe/cascarillo-amber-ale.html

Would it be OK to swap out the BRY-97 with US-05? I don't have any experience with the former, but have a couple of sachets of the latter in the fridge.

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