Having scoured the forums there have been various offerings for Christmas ale but (from my searching) I have yet to find an all grain recipe someone has tried, tested and been pleased with.
I thought I would get ahead of the curve this year and what with it being just post-Christmas some of the recipes might have been recently consumed.
I tried a JW Lees Plum Pudding on draught in my local and that was really good.
Very grateful as ever for help. Thank you
Help with Christmas Ale
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Re: Help with Christmas Ale
Blimey.. I have about 4 or 5 that i have tried tsted and liked. can you be mre specific? I have some winterwarmers and some belgian Christmas styles as well as a hefty barkey wine aged on oak and brandy..... and a spiced one too... what are you after?MatthewM wrote:Having scoured the forums there have been various offerings for Christmas ale but (from my searching) I have yet to find an all grain recipe someone has tried, tested and been pleased with.
I thought I would get ahead of the curve this year and what with it being just post-Christmas some of the recipes might have been recently consumed.
I tried a JW Lees Plum Pudding on draught in my local and that was really good.
Very grateful as ever for help. Thank you
Dave
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Re: Help with Christmas Ale
Hi
Sorry for the delay in coming back to you, for some reason the subscribe didn't work.
I'm really after a heavy malted, sweet darker ale with a bit of spice. Does that help please?
Thank you
Sorry for the delay in coming back to you, for some reason the subscribe didn't work.
I'm really after a heavy malted, sweet darker ale with a bit of spice. Does that help please?
Thank you