yukon smoked ale

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RyeGuy
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yukon smoked ale

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picked up one of these the other day...This will be my first real attempt at making beer with recipe....any suggestions for this particular brew?
scblack
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I have just brewed one of these, and tried my first bottles last night. A good beer, but not one I would rave about. My recipe was:

Morgans Yukon kit
Amber Dry Malt 1kg
600gm dextrose
Safale s-04 yeast
23 litres.

It seems to me, very much like a Tooheys Black, with a hint of smokey aroma.

If I were to do it again, I think I would substitute the dextrose with maltodextrin, or something to give a bit more body (seems a bit thin, or watery for a brown ale). Maybe a 1.5kg liquid amber malt, plus 250gm maltodextrin (I like to boost the alcohol a little to about 5.0-5.4%).
"Not all chemicals are bad. Without chemicals such as hydrogen and oxygen, for example, there would be no way to make water, a vital ingredient in beer." - Dave Barry.
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Tipsy
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scblack wrote:(seems a bit thin, or watery for a brown ale). ).
You're right about thin scblack. I just finished another bottle of this before I logged on and was thinking the same.
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Post by Chris »

Sounds like 15-18L might do the trick next time.
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Tipsy, what recipe did you use for this one?
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Post by Tipsy »

Looking back it was just 1.5kg of LME and 250g dex with kit yeast.
scblacks recipe sounds a lot better or use Chris's idea and top up to 15-18lt
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