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I am going to be brewing an all grain Peat Smoked Porter for the first time in the next couple of weeks. It's a recipe I found and tweaked a little that hopefully will be great for Christmas.

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I find WD40 works very well with any stubborn label. I soak in hot water to get rid of most of the label or what I can then loosen what is left with WD40. Never found one yet that this does not work with.

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Where I purchase my ingredients from has three grades if you like of crystal malt. They are listed as crystal malt, light crystal malt & dark crystal malt. I just use the one listed as crystal malt with an EBC of 152 unless a recipe specifically asks for light or dark.

Thanks for the reply strange-steve. I will have a look at those two.

I am looking for suggestions as to what yeast to use for a recipe I am going to brew of Old Peculier by Graham Wheeler.

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I think they have sent you the 14g of East Kent Goldings to use instead of the 14g of Fuggles at the last 10 min boil for aroma.

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I think your may be right on that clibit. I based this on what I have in stock but a trip to my local HBS may be worth it for the Roast Barley to get this, hopefully, as close as possible to the real thing. :hat:

Below is a version of Old Peculier that I have put together based on the two versions of Graham Wheeler's recipes. I have used BrewMate set at 70% efficiency and the grain EBC values and hop AA values set according to what I have in stock. I would welcome the opinions and suggestions to tweak...

That is an interesting recipe you have put together there clibit. As I have stated in an earlier post I will be doing a 10 ltr test brew of Old Peculier in the near future. This will be a combination of the two versions of Graham Wheeler's clone recipe from two separate editions of his book...

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Just got a copy of Greg Hughes Home Brew Beer. Like a few fellow members have already said, worth it just for the recipes. :)