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  1. K

    Badger Cranbourne Poacher Extract Clone

    Thanks. I remember reading an old thread on which someone mentioned that they had spoken with the brewery and found out that they used a natural flavour extract rather than fresh fruits. That's all the info I could find though. I was going to add the extract when bottling, but might try the end...
  2. K

    Badger Cranbourne Poacher Extract Clone

    Hi all. I'm planning to try and extract clone of one of my favourite beers, Badger's Cranbourne Poacher. Having scoured a few old threads, alongside a bit of creative thinking on my part, I've come up with the following: Fermentables: 3 kg Dry Malt Extract - Light 500 g Dry Malt Extract -...
  3. K

    Bath Gem Extract Clone Advice

    Hi all. I'm attempting to make an extract recipe for Bath Gem. I found an old link on Jim's Beer Kit with the following quantities, apparently from the brewer at Bath Ales: Maris Otter 91%, Crystal 4%, Wheat 4%, Chocolate 1%. Hops Bittering Challenger, Aroma Goldings to IBU 22-25 My main...
  4. K

    Citrus IPA help

    It's currently conditioning in the bottles! :-) I basically took all the wise advice above and changed the hop additions to: 12 g Simcoe at 45 min 13 g Citra at 15 min 15 g Simcoe at 5 min 20 g Citra at 1 min This took it down to 57 IBU. I then dry hopped around 20g of each for 5 days after...
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    Citrus IPA help

    Thank you, that's exactly the type of advice I was after! I actually work better in metric too, so had already converted it. With adjustments like you suggest, I'm currently at: Extract: 1 kg Dry Malt Extract - Light 0.70 kg Dry Malt Extract - Amber...
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    Citrus IPA help

    Hi all. I'm after some advice on a recipe I'm trying to put together. I've based it on a recipe I found online (here: Citrus IPA | American IPA Extract Beer Recipe at Brewer's Friend) but have tried to adapt it to increase the batch size, lower the ABV% slightly and switch the hops and yeast...
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