Olde Stump Blower, Robust Porter
  • ceanntceannt
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    I have been dissapointed in the past with my Robust Porters.... I would put my Brown Porter up against any, but my Robust ones just didn't get it.... I did a great deal of head scratching formulating this one, and wow, did it pay off....
    I have attached my xcel Beer Calculator with the recipe entered in.... if you can't open it, let me know and I'll type it out for you.
    Olde Stump Blower.xlsx
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  • BenSBenS
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    That's a neat little excel program you wrote.
    There's no starting point. It's just a massive sea of shit to wade through until you find the occasional corn kernel. -DrCurly
  • ceanntceannt
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    Thanks man. I had been doing all the calcs by hand....... got tired of pushing buttons on my calculator..... took me a while to get it to do everything I wanted it to, but I'm happy with it.
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  • flyfisherwesflyfisherwes
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    Where are these files people keep speaking of?
  • ThymThym
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    flyfisherwes said:

    Where are these files people keep speaking of?



    I think i posted my calculator on one of your design me a beer threads
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  • flyfisherwesflyfisherwes
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    Lakewood said:

    flyfisherwes said:

    Where are these files people keep speaking of?



    I think i posted my calculator on one of your design me a beer threads


    I meant with the recipe. I can't see the recipe file.
  • ceanntceannt
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    Ok.....

    9-pounds Pale Malt
    2-pounds Munich malt
    0.625 Pounds Crystal malt 90
    1-pound Chocolate malt
    0.25-pounds Black Patent malt
    0.0526-pounds Peated Malt

    1.5 ounce Northern Brewer First Wort Hopped
    0.5 ounce Northern Brewer at Flame Out

    Mash at 156 (single infusion) at 1.243 quart/pound
    Batch sparge twice 2.5-gallons each.

    S-04 yeast

    piping_pig
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  • ceanntceannt
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    @flyfisherwes
    see above....
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  • flyfisherwesflyfisherwes
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    ceannt said:

    @flyfisherwes
    see above....



    thank you! not sure why i cant see the file.
  • ceanntceannt
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    Your welcome ... not sure either
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  • JayrizzleJayrizzle
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    ceannt said:

    Your welcome ... not sure either



    I can't see it either, but would be into such a thing, can you try to PM it to me maybe?
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  • ThymThym
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    It shows up under the first post for me.
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  • ceanntceannt
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    Dr_Jerryrigger said:

    ceannt said:

    Your welcome ... not sure either



    I can't see it either, but would be into such a thing, can you try to PM it to me maybe?


    PM me your E-mail and I'll send you the file as an attachment
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  • ceanntceannt
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    Updated to include recent discussion "elsewhere"....

    CZs "i'd be interested to hear about the yeast profile v. the specialty grain flavors in these - "
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  • ceanntceannt
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    ceannt: "Roasted character should dominate ... I like a little English yeast to them ... but it should really take a back seat "
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  • ceanntceannt
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    CZs "did you get just a hint of smoke with this one - how did the chocolate come out - was thinking of using .5lb Pale Chocolate mixed in with Brown, De-Bittered, Special B and Honey for a complexity over one flavor standing out - yours looks scrumptious"
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  • ceanntceannt
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    ceannt "The chocolate malt gives a roasted character without the harsh chalky taste of too much black patent ... just a bit smoother ... the tiny bit of smoked malt really can't be noticed ... but adds complexity and depth in a way that is difficult to get any other way .... it certainly isn't a "one dimensional" beer .... what I like the most about it is that it screams roast ... but is silky smooth ...
    The northern brewer hops give it just a hint of mintyness that really sets it off"

    piping_pig
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