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My nanner was famous for her Xmas day plum pudding ,so seems she's not with us from now on I thought I'd do a replicate of the alcohol variety...

I'm about 4 weeks away from putting this down ,a little late in the piece for Xmas as it would probably need longer for maturing, but time is what it is.

So 4 weeks enough time to tweak the recipe from feedback.

I'm thinking 

1 real ale tin

1kg Belgian dark Candi syrup

300-500g steeped crystal

Undetermined quantity of nutmeg, cinnamon, vanilla, and orange peel.

2-3 kit yeasts, fermented at 22

16l. Should come out around 6.1%. I'll consider bumping it up another .4-.8 with some golden syrup or the like.

Considering a hop steep of Styrian or saaz, unsure if it will add to the beer or not. I remember doing an English bitter with Styrian which I liked, but remember the Styrian being very pronounced. The dark Candi syrup is meant to throw off plum, caramel, toffee, vanilla flavours. 

Final result, a sweet fruity Dark ale with a good level of bitterness. Stouts are generally more favoured for this thing, but I'm over stout, plus the old man exclusively makes it at nauseum...

Any feedback , ideas shoot away.

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So I put this one down today, changed a little.

Australia pale ale tin

Dark Candi syrup 600g

Brown sugar 500g

Ldm 500g

Golden syrup 300g

300g choc malt 

100g crystal malt

Star Anise -2

Nutmeg- 1 tspn

Cinnamon - 1 tspn

Crushed coriander - 2 tspn

Mangrove jack - m41

18 liters

 

Strong, spicy, merry Xmas 

 

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12 hours ago, bennysbrew said:

So I put this one down today, changed a little.

Australia pale ale tin

Dark Candi syrup 600g

Brown sugar 500g

Ldm 500g

Golden syrup 300g

300g choc malt 

100g crystal malt

Star Anise -2

Nutmeg- 1 tspn

Cinnamon - 1 tspn

Crushed coriander - 2 tspn

Mangrove jack - m41

18 liters

 

Strong, spicy, merry Xmas 

 

Very interesting brew Benny, Looking forward to hear about the end result.

Cheers,
Hoppy

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