
2 can cooper stout
2 can cooper stout
has anyone tried a 2 can brew of coopers stout. I think the body would be ok but I'm worried that it might be over bitter!!? 

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I found the Stout plus Dark Ale bitter at first - but the bitterness has really disappeared.
I reckon the 2 x Stout will be bitter at first - but in the end it'll come out a treat
Cheers
Here is what I did with the Stout + Dark Ale - http://hyperfox.info/beer01.htm#13
I reckon the 2 x Stout will be bitter at first - but in the end it'll come out a treat
Cheers
Here is what I did with the Stout + Dark Ale - http://hyperfox.info/beer01.htm#13
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I'm thinking of adding further bittering hops to this one - all the malt does seem to leave the stout on the sweet side once the initial bitterness subsidesrwh wrote:I found this one too sweet when I tasted it when it was a few weeks old. Haven't touched one since
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200-300g of Black in something that already has roast malts in it is a lot IMO.Chris wrote:I would use that same recipe, but add 200-300g of black patent.
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I've just bought a can of Dark Ale (on special at Coles BTW) to go with my Stout can. I was going to do the following from the Hyperfox site:
1 can Coopers Stout
1 can Coopers Dark Ale
150g Chocolate Malt (I'll probably only use 100g)
200g Rolled Oats
What about adding 500g of Dex to boost the alc content, or will that just ruin it? How strong would it be without it?
And another thing: should I pitch both kit yeasts? Would the kit yeast be able to handle another 500g of dex?
Cheers,
Tim
1 can Coopers Stout
1 can Coopers Dark Ale
150g Chocolate Malt (I'll probably only use 100g)
200g Rolled Oats
What about adding 500g of Dex to boost the alc content, or will that just ruin it? How strong would it be without it?
And another thing: should I pitch both kit yeasts? Would the kit yeast be able to handle another 500g of dex?
Cheers,
Tim