Gunslingers and Comrades: Bear witness to this tale of woe turned to joy as the ill-begotten love of a spring dream blends into the rays of summer light. I took everything that I had and brewed the following concoction saying only "go with the gods" as I pitched the wort into the carboy.
Kitchen Sink Ale
Fermentables: 6 lbs Gold Malt Extract, 1.5 lbs Light Lager Malt Extract, 2 lbs Wildflower Honey (at 30 min).
Specialty Grains:
Cara 10 (steeped for 15 minutes pre-boil)
Boil Additions:
1 oz Saaz (45 min)
1 oz Willamette (2 min)
Bindle-stiff beer is a worker-owned brewery. The workers make beer they like. And then they drink it. If you happen to find us, and like our beer, you are welcome to join us.
Prohibition is Over...
...And we don't give a $#*&
1 comment:
This beer was pretty good but I would not say delicious. It came out as a medium bodied brown honey ale. I would try making it a bit lighter by adding less ingredients (especially the lager extract) and perhaps using more citrus-flavored hops. Ah well. We drank it. Got fucked up. What more can you ask for?
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