To inaugurate our newly bought 15 gallon, stainless steel mash/lauter tun (MLT) with ball-valve we brewed a Scotch Ale. This is a very simple Scotch Ale, maybe too simple. For the grains, I purchased 5kg of two-row pale malt and 1kg of a darker caramel malt. For the yeast, I bought a vial of Burton Ale Yeast (WLP023). And, I already had a 50g bag of Tettnanger hops in my freezer. All ingredients for this brew day were bought at La Chope A Barrock. Sadly, we lost the sheet our recipe was written on during the clean up,
so I will give you all the quick and simple version... minus the
details.
Showing posts with label La Chope a Barrock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label La Chope a Barrock. Show all posts
Saturday, 18 January 2014
Friday, 30 August 2013
HomeBrew Shop: La Chope à Barrock
Today we bring you deeper into the world of homebrewing by introducing you to our favourite homebrew shop, La Chope à Barrock. We have been homebrewing for almost three years now, and it is thanks to Stephane Laroch - proprietor of La Chope à Barrock - for his guidance that we made it this far.
Labels:
All-Grain Brewing
,
DIY
,
Exract Brewing
,
home brewing
,
Hops
,
La Chope a Barrock
,
Malt
,
Partial Brewing
,
Yeast
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