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Coopers Nut-Brown Ale
Total Reviews | 2 |
Average Rating |
3.50 stars -
based on 2 reviews
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Description |
BREWMASTER |
Homebrew For Beginners eBook | The Ultimate Home Brewers Recipe Book, 641 Home Brew Recipes |
dickTed | March 21st 2005 |
4/5 stars
| #219 |
Rather niceMixed with 1kg LLME. 2 days before bottling, I opened and threw in a large spoonful of Hellertau pellets, gently stirred & sealed up again. Tried a stubby 1 week after bottling, and wrote "What a grouse beer - I'll be making more of this". I missed it when it ran out. |
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Chucky | January 29th 2005 |
3/5 stars
| #163 |
Passable brewBrewed this with a kg of LME and teabagged some goldings hops. Used the included yeast pack. Temperatures were all over the place (between 18 and 25 C). All things considered, this turned out quite tasty, a bit like a Kent Old Brown (from my somewhat hazy recollections). I'll definately do the style again, but will probably try the ESB 3kg with a liquid yeast next time. |