21 March, 2011

Home Brew: American Amber

Just a nice generic Amber I brewed 4 weeks ago. Been in the bottle for 2 weeks, so I thought I would give it a try. And I'm happy I did, because this is very yummy. Somewhat light on fizz and head, but it has a nice light hoppy aroma, with a full-bodied hop flavor. Nice nuttyness too. And just enough bitterness on the back end to let you know it is an Amber. Great color too.



Recipe Characteristics
Recipe Gravity 1.053 OG
Estimated FG 1.013 FG
Recipe Bitterness 37 IBU
Alcohol by Volume 5.2%
Recipe Color 15° SRM

Ingredients
1.00 lb Crystal 60L Grain Mashed
1.21 lb MrB. Bewitched Red Ale Extract Extract
0.75 lb MrB. Booster Sugar Other
0.50 lb Two-row (US) Grain Mashed

1.00 oz Centennial Whole 20 minutes
0.50 oz Crystal Whole 7 minutes

1.00 unit Generic Other 1/2 tsp of salt
1.00 unit Irish Moss Fining 1/2 tsp
1.00 unit Safale S-05 Dry Ale Yeast Yeast American: Temperature Range: 59°-75° F 11.5 GRAMS

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