What is it?

[vance71975]

Ok i have this brewing and i am really wondering what it would be classified as cause on this one i have no clue.All i know is this is the smallest beer i have made so far!



SG 1.050

6 lbs Dark Malt Extract(i know i know use Light malt)
1 lb Vienna Malt Steeped 60 mins
1 oz Magnum(16.7AA) 60 min boil
1 oz Nugget(12.9 AA)60 min boil
1 oz East Kent Goldings(4.7AA) Flame out
1 oz Perle(7.9AA) Dry hopped day 1
1 oz Amarillo(8.8AA) Dry hopped Day 3
1 oz Tetnange(5.5AA) Dry Hopped day 5
1 package Burton's water salts.
Wyeast 1968 London ESB Yeast

[MootsLnbKing]

Not sure but maybe an indian brown ale?

[Beer Martin]

Not sure but maybe an indian brown ale?


Yeah, that's probably the best guess.

Though, it's only going to be about 1.050 so it could probably classify as an American Brown Ale.
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[kevin]

I would require a bottle to confirm, but seriously 6oz of hops, my lhbs charges almost $3/oz of hops.

[Beer Martin]

I would require a bottle to confirm, but seriously 6oz of hops, my lhbs charges almost $3/oz of hops.

He's not doing full boils so the utilization is lower, and Vance loves hops.
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[vance71975]

I would require a bottle to confirm, but seriously 6oz of hops, my lhbs charges almost $3/oz of hops.

yes its 2.50 per oz of hops here as well

[kevin]

I just did a IPA with 4.5oz of hops. Now that bad boy gonna sit until I keg it around Thanksgiving, then slow carbonate it for the Hollidays.

[vance71975]

I just did a IPA with 4.5oz of hops. Now that bad boy gonna sit until I keg it around Thanksgiving, then slow carbonate it for the Hollidays.

Sweet! Man if i was still in Ohio i would come up and sample it. The GR wasnt all that far from where i am from lol.

[markaberrant]

I brewed an IPA yesterday with 13oz of hops.

[vance71975]

I brewed an IPA yesterday with 13oz of hops.

Now thats my kinda IPA! Man i should give ya my address and get ya to send me a bottle when its done!

[markaberrant]

Now thats my kinda IPA! Man i should give ya my address and get ya to send me a bottle when its done!

I'd love to, but shipping homebrew internationally is expensive (and illegal).

I'm going to Sierra Nevada in a few weeks, and they want me to bring homebrew, but I can't jeopardize my entire trip by trying to bring some on the plane with me.

[vance71975]

I'd love to, but shipping homebrew internationally is expensive (and illegal).

I'm going to Sierra Nevada in a few weeks, and they want me to bring homebrew, but I can't jeopardize my entire trip by trying to bring some on the plane with me.

You must be talking Canada Law. Cause it is legal to ship beer in the usa.

[Airborneguy]

Pack it in your check baggage and you will be fine. I bring Fat Tire home whenever I go somewhere out west.

[markaberrant]

You must be talking Canada Law. Cause it is legal to ship beer in the usa.

It is not legal to import homebrew into the US.

[markaberrant]

Pack it in your check baggage and you will be fine. I bring Fat Tire home whenever I go somewhere out west.

I'll be doing the same, commercial beers are a-ok. I'm taking some down with me, and some home too. It is the unmarked homebrew bottles that would likely not impress a US customs official.

[Airborneguy]

Oh customs, that's right. Why don't you bottle into some commercial bottles without removing the labels?

[vance71975]

Oh customs, that's right. Why don't you bottle into some commercial bottles without removing the labels?

+1 Rebottle in a commercial bottle with the label intact customs will have no clue.

[markaberrant]

Yup, I've thought of that, but don't think I'll have the time.

[vance71975]

Yup, I've thought of that, but don't think I'll have the time.

bummer,but hey what can ya do right.