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   <NAME type="1">
     Buzz Bier
   </NAME>
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     roasted barley should be Biscuit malt; steeped grains and 1/2 c espresso for 25 minutes @ 150 degrees F.  Continue as usual. 
let sit 1 week @ 68 F; rack and sit another week @ 68 F. 
Prime and bottle w/ 3/4 c corn sugar; serve after 1-2 weeks bottle conditioned, at 55 F. 
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     50.2
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     1.050
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     1.012
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     Northern Brown
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     5.03
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     gallons US
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     lb
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     oz
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     2.00
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     WLP001California Ale Yeast:
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     9/13/2002
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     76.0
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     $0.55
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     65
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     12
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     dextrose
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     68
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     2.4
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     $0.15
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     $6.00
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     1.25
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   <BREWER type="1">
     Jeremy Sherman
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     This yeast is famous
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     False
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     9:00:00 AM
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     American Crystal  60L
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     American Crystal  60L: This Crystal malt is well suited to all beer recipes calling for crystal malt and is a good choice if you're not sure which variety to use.  5 to 15% of 60 L Crystal malt will lend a well rounded caramel flavor, color and sweetness to your finest Ales. 
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     Belgian Roasted Barley
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     British Black Patent
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     British Chocolate
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     British Chocolate: British Chocolate malt is ideal for British Porters and Brown or Mild Ales and even Stouts.  It's a little darker than our domestic Chocolate malt yet it has a slightly smoother character in the roast flavor and aroma profiles.  
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     Light Malt Extract Syrup
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     7
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     Target
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     oz
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     Pellet
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     $1.25
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   <ADD type="1">
     Boil
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   <DescrLookup type="1">
     Target: Widely used for high alpha acid content comined with an acceptable aroma. Robust bittering. British ales and lagers.
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</ITEM>
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   <HOP type="1">
     E. Kent Goldngs
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     95
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     .5
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     2
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     oz
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     $1.25
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     Boil
   </ADD>
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     E. Kent Goldngs: A British grown version of the classic ale finishing hop.  Slightly smoother and more refined than the herbal, Canadian grown version.
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     oz
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     Pellet
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     Boil
   </ADD>
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     E. Kent Goldngs: A British grown version of the classic ale finishing hop.  Slightly smoother and more refined than the herbal, Canadian grown version.
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     323
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 </MASH>
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<ITEM>
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     95
   </RECIPE>
   <NAME type="1">
     Irish Moss
   </NAME>
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     1
   </AMOUNT>
   <UNITS type="1">
     tsp
   </UNITS>
   <COMMENTS type="16">
     last 15 min of boil.
   </COMMENTS>
   <DescrLookup type="1">
     A form of seaweed added to the boil (10-20 minutes) to aid in clarification.  Helps to coagulate haze-causing  proteins as hot break.  Use at a rate of 1 tsp per 5 gallons.
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   <COST_PER_U type="6">
     $0.15
   </COST_PER_U>
   <STAGE type="1">
     
   </STAGE>
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</ITEM>
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<ITEM>
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     95
   </RECIPE>
   <DATE type="9">
     9/20/2002
   </DATE>
   <GUID type="14">
     61
   </GUID>
   <TYPE type="1">
     Racked
   </TYPE>
   <NOTE type="16">
     Racked into carboy and let sit another week. smells great!
   </NOTE>
</ITEM>
<ITEM>
   <RECIPE type="6">
     95
   </RECIPE>
   <DATE type="9">
     9/27/2002
   </DATE>
   <GUID type="14">
     62
   </GUID>
   <TYPE type="1">
     Bottled
   </TYPE>
   <NOTE type="16">
     bottled with 3/4 cup corn sugar and let ferment another week.
   </NOTE>
</ITEM>
 </NOTES>
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