Corona replica

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fragglerocks
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Corona replica

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Hi all, first time poster, long time reader!

I'm relatively new to beer brewing, each brew i've made, has been a brigalow special (basically that and plain white sugar) and quite nasty! But as it is coming up to summer i would really love to make a corona. Does anyone have a decent Corona replica recipe please?

I don't brew in bottles either, kegs all the way!

Thanks to all who post. :D
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Post by vitalogy »

Coopers have a Mexican Cerveza kit:
http://www.coopers.com.au/homebrew/hbre ... =1&id=1254

I've heard varying reports as to whether it's any good or not, and I've never tried it myself, so I make no guarantees :-)
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Post by Chris »

I'd guess the Mex kit, some cascade hop, and maybe some amarillo.

Then leave your fermenter in direct sunlight for 20mins to get that "authentic" clear-bottle beer flavour.
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Post by possessed_haemorrhage »

There's a few recipes for the Mex Cervaza here:
http://www.homebrewandbeer.com/forum/vi ... php?t=3052

I'm not sure how close to Corona they are though. This will be my first go at one.

I'm going to be putting this one down this weekend:
1 Can Coopers Mexican Cervaza
1kg Brew Enhancer 2
500g Dextrose
15g cascade hops pellets @ 20mins
SAFlager S-23 yeast
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Post by rwh »

Shouldn't that be BE1?
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Post by Tourist »

I made a Mex Cerveza with BE1 - tastes like fizzy water.
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Post by lethaldog »

Try
Brewcraft mexican cerveza
#15 brewbooster
saflager yeast
final volume 22l

Cheers
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Post by morgs »

Chris wrote:I'd guess the Mex kit, some cascade hop, and maybe some amarillo.

Then leave your fermenter in direct sunlight for 20mins to get that "authentic" clear-bottle beer flavour.

But how do you replicate the dirty watery flavour that the beer exudes?
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Brew it in Mexico :lol: :wink:
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Post by Boonie »

Just tasted this one twooooooooooooooooooooonight :D (See Grammar Nazi Post)

Brewed 12-Sep-06
Coopers Mexican
1kg Dextrose (OK for Mex for a clear beer)
Yeast Standard, (Put in Parra Stein with temp at 26 degrees)
Saaz Flower 2.5 teaspoons (Strained) 10 Minutes in 70-80 Degree Water.
18 Degrees Fish Heater for minimum temp.
Racked 17/9/2006 and added Extra 4 teaspoons of Saaz flowers (chunks in, not strained) 5 Minutes in 70-80 Degree Water
Racked 10/10/06 to reduce chunks and tap clogging.
Racked again 11-Oct-06 and Bulk Primed with 180 Dextrose

Tested tonight as I said and it is brilliant. The Saaz Flower Hops, not pellets, have a really unique aroma and flavour. :wink:
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Post by fragglerocks »

possessed_haemorrhage wrote:There's a few recipes for the Mex Cervaza here:
http://www.homebrewandbeer.com/forum/vi ... php?t=3052

I'm not sure how close to Corona they are though. This will be my first go at one.

I'm going to be putting this one down this weekend:
1 Can Coopers Mexican Cervaza
1kg Brew Enhancer 2
500g Dextrose
15g cascade hops pellets @ 20mins
SAFlager S-23 yeast
Thanks for the recipe, i saw a lot of this sort of recipe on a few threads here, so i went and bought the ingredients last night. I went to get my fermenter ready and to my disgust, the fermenter isn't air tight anymore. :evil: I have one of the push lid type fermenters and i think the lid might have cracked. SO it's back to the HB shop tonight!

At least the broken fermenter gave me extra time to ask extra questions!!! Anyone know what i do with the ingredients from here? I know it says @ 20 mins as quoted, but i do not understand... Sorry, still very green at the whole process :wink:. What goes on to the boil for 20 minutes, the BE2, dextrose and the hops?

thanks everyone :D
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Post by Chris »

Tourist, if it tastes like fizzy water, you have Corona.

Lethal, urinating in your fermenter is a much safer way of getting that flavour than brewing it in Mexico.
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Anyone know what i do with the ingredients from here? I know it says @ 20 mins as quoted, but i do not understand... Sorry, still very green at the whole process :wink:. What goes on to the boil for 20 minutes, the BE2, dextrose and the hops?
fragglerocks, I would chuck the BE2 and the dextrose in the pot and bring to the boil. Then add the hops and boil for 20 mins. Then turn off the heat and stir in the kit.

You can probably add whatever you want to the boil, as long as the hops are boiled for 20 mins to get all the flavour out of them and the kit is added at flameout.
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Post by lethaldog »

Chris wrote:Tourist, if it tastes like fizzy water, you have Corona.

Lethal, urinating in your fermenter is a much safer way of getting that flavour than brewing it in Mexico.

:shock: :shock:
Is that golden sparging or something :lol: :lol: :lol:
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