Archive for the 'Brown Ale' Category

Jamil’s American Brown Ale: Early Observation

I figured that I would mention that this beer is the only beer that I have made so far whose prefermented wort was actually pretty darn tasty.  This wort had a very complex flavor full of maltyness and roastyness and…

June 16, 2007 – Jamil’s American Brown Ale

This is based on Jamil’s American Brown Ale, an award winner.  You can find the the original recipe at www.beerdujour.com.   Horizon hops are not available this time of year so I am going to substitute .5 oz magnum ( its…

Frozen Oak Brown Ale: Evaluation and Recomendations – 3/23/07

The Frozen Oak Brown ale, born two months ago on a cold, moonless night, was my first attempt at an all-grain batch of beer. This beer, now having been cellared for a full month, is mature enough to be evaluated.…

Frozen Oak Brown Ale: This green beer might have to wait for St. Pat’s – 3/1/07

 I admit it. I was far to eager to try a taste of my first all-grain batch and I pop one open already.  This beer was too “green” to even finish.  Other than the slightest hiss when I pried off…

Frozen Oak Brown Ale: Fermentation results – 2/9/2007

After two weeks in the primary fermenter, I racked the Frozen Oak Brown Ale off to a glass carboy.

I gave myself quite a scare the night before racking when I burped the fermenter and thought I smelled something “off” from…

Frozen Oak Brown Ale : Recipe and Brew Day – January 28, 2007

Frozen Oak (Butt) Brown Ale:
This was based on Palmer’s Oak Butt Brown Ale. I renamed it after sitting outside in 21F temperatures for 90 minutes tending to my boil. This one is a little hoppier than Palmer’s.

Grain Bill:
7 lbs Pale…