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Michael's Raspberry Ale

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Michael's Raspberry Ale

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Beer Style: Fruit Beer  (20A)
Recipe Type: extract
Yield: 5 US gallons

Fruit Beer

Description:

I made a very nice Raspberry Ale this summer that got raves from all my friends. Give it a try.

Ingredients:

  • 6.6lb Light Malt Extract (John Bull unhopped)
  • 0.5lb British crystal Malt (cracked)
  • 3 oz Hallertau hop pellets (3.1% Alpha)
  • 1 tsp Irish Moss
  • 5-12oz boxes of frozen Raspberries
  • Wyeast 1098 English Ale liquid yeast

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Procedure:

Steep cracked crystal malt in your brew pot with 1-2 gals water coming to a boil. Remove crystal at 170 F. Bring to rolling boil and added malt extract. Boil for 15min and then add 2.5oz Hallertau hops in a hop bag. Boil for 45 more minutes and add Irish Moss, 0.5oz Hallertau hops for aroma to hop bag and the frozen Raspberries (previously rinsed and drained). Leave on heat for 5 more minutes. Turn off heat, remove hop bag and let stand for 10 more minutes. Cool, top off to 5 gals and pitch yeast. Be sure to leave the raspberries in the wort during the primary ferment. Transfer to a secondary after 2-3 days and leave the raspberries behind.

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 Reviewed by john on Sun Aug 21 2016

Made this beer and everyone loved it. Going to use same but with blueberry's

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