Looking for a strong knock you off your feet brew of beer.

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Ricemachine
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Looking for a strong knock you off your feet brew of beer.

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Hi everyone

Im looking for a strong beer that will knock you off your feet. anyone have a good recipe. Also im not into stouts or dark beers.

Can anyone help me out :)
derfly
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Post by derfly »

Plenty of strong ale recipes on this forum, just need to search for them. Most of them are dark beers although there are some lighter (colour) strong ones.

Get a few brews done, you might find as I did, that your tastes do start to change.
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KEG
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Post by KEG »

Ricemachine, just a friendly suggestion.. most of the questions you're asking on here have been covered in the past, try searching around for them :)

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Flippo
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Post by Flippo »

Always been interested in what this one would come out like....

http://www.brewcraft.com.au/wa.asp?idWe ... etails=296

If you try it could you give us a heads up....cheers
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Post by Longrasser »

Had a tin of Brigalows GB and a tin of Tooheys Draught no one wanted so have chucked the whole lot in the spare fermentor with 1kg dex and 1 kg raw sugar and all the yeast and feeder topped to 22 lts Shocked

Boy.. is it goin to town
4 months on yer swear you were drinking Bundy and coke

Certainly takes the wrinkle outa the front of ya trousers :lol:
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Post by Boonie »

I did a Brewfern Triple. Little bit dear as it only makes 24 stubbies or 12 Longies, but it was worth it.

It knocks your socks off and is full of flavour.

It's not a stout, nor IMO a brown....umm.....it's a Belgian

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drtom
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Post by drtom »

If you search on Karmeleit Triple, you'll find a brew I did which came out at 10.6%. A friend throws them back like they're regular beer, but I find them more of a sipping drink. :-)

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http://www.homebrewandbeer.com/forum/vi ... rat+bitter

As referred by LD, supposed to come out at 7.2% from memory but closer to 6>6.5% from what i've got cooking. Smells great!!
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Post by Trough Lolly »

I have an India Pale Ale that's very moorish and at just under 7% will sneak up on you if you're not too careful!!

Recipe's here:
http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum/i ... recipe=141

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Mmmm sneaky beer. I just downed a Karmeleit Triple far too quickly - it doesn't taste alcoholic enough.

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Perhaps a "sneaky beer" list is worth gathering....?
Erdinger Pikantus (7.3%) - A smooth dark wheat bock beer that goes down far too easily and gets your brain in a classic pincer movement by the 4th bottle...! :lol:
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