Dead guy ale can you brew it

Even if the most passionate breed of beerdo no longer pays it much mind, Dead Guy still enjoys a RateBeer score of 88, which translates to a style-adjusted Yet I still struggled to find any passionate fans among my admittedly insular world of beer-geek associates. Rogue beers are also expensive. But the market bears what it bears, and I have no ill will toward any brewer that squeezes out however many pennies it can.

I am fully on board with another common criticism of Rogue, however. It refuses to date its r beers, which is, ahem, bold for any brewery in , never mind one that puts out India pale ales called 4 Hop, 6 Hop, 7 Hop, and 8 Hop. It really resonates with people and has been awe-inspiring for us to witness all the emotions and connections it has generated over the years.

We wanted to celebrate that by challenging others to share their own Dead Guy inspired art on a special blank Dead Guy Ale can. We can't wait to see what people create. We love Dead Guy all year-round, but there is something truly special cracking one open this time of year, the season when we brewed our first-ever batch of Dead Guy Ale. JavaScript is disabled.

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If you brew this, please reply with your results. SG FG 6. Wyeast fermented at 60F to start and warm up through fermentation. I listened to the podcast and now I am going to make me some dead guy!!! The question I have is that during the interview John Maier said that they used Great Western malt C15, which has a lovibond of according to their website.

The cloned recipe uses carastan malt, from what I can see on Austin hombrew's website has a lovibond of In addition, what is the flavor difference between carastan and caramalt in a dead guy clone, other than the colour caramalt from simpsons is L? Hoppocrates Well-Known Member. There's Carastan light and Carastan dark Though they are usually both referred to as just "Carastan". That's a pretty huge difference. Has anyone done this with the hop schedule listed above? ArcaneXor Well-Known Member.

Joined Nov 10, Messages 4, Reaction score ArcaneXor - where else did you answer this question? I'll be brewing a BIAB batch of this tomorrow Will post results once it's in the keg. Another question. Using Munich malt SRM 9. Rogue lists Dead Guy at 16 Lovibond. Generic Munich doesn't appear to have the right amount of SRM to hit the color target. Several substitues are below.

If keeping true to the recipe, using Munich, how do I achieve the right color? PNuke Member. Keep in mind this produces 6 gallons at the end of the boil, you're expected to rack off 5. Joined Jan 23, Messages Reaction score 6 Location louisville. That sounds very wrong. I have brewed this beer 4 times now and it is awesome. I have made a session dead guy that was pretty good too. I love the huge munich percentage and the hop combo of perle and sterling, it just rocks.

But this clone is dead on. Try it!