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Beer

Ouroboros

Coincidentia oppositorum
He he, I'm hopeless at spelling, you can poke me as long as you like as long as you give me some of that stuff to drink.:p

Lol.

We're planning on making an october fest in a few weeks. And when pumpkins come in season, a pumpkin beer.
 

Ouroboros

Coincidentia oppositorum
A pumpkin beer ?, is that really a beer or are you pulling my leg ?.:confused:

We've done it twice before. It's delicious.

It's an ale, with different grains, but also roasted pumpkin meat.

We've done chilli-chocolate honey stout. Orange zest earl grey. And many other. Latest one was a kiwi. It was a bit tart because the kiwi was too young.
 

psychoslice

Veteran Member
We've done it twice before. It's delicious.

It's an ale, with different grains, but also roasted pumpkin meat.

We've done chilli-chocolate honey stout. Orange zest earl grey. And many other. Latest one was a kiwi. It was a bit tart because the kiwi was too young.

MMMM, sounds yummy, except for the Kiwi lol.
 

DreadFish

Cosmic Vagabond
A pumpkin beer ?, is that really a beer or are you pulling my leg ?.:confused:
I dont know what kind of beers are available in Australia but, Blue Moon makes a seasonal pumpkin beer, Samuel Adams' fall seasonal beer (which probably isnt in Australia) is a pumpkin ale, and New Belgium's fall seasonal is also a pumpkin beer.


EDIT: just noticed that Falvlun already mentioned all this :eek: lol
 

SageTree

Spiritual Friend
Premium Member
Pumpkin beer.... I'm good on about 3 during the duration of their season.

A might strongly spice for me and sweet...
 

psychoslice

Veteran Member
I dont know what kind of beers are available in Australia but, Blue Moon makes a seasonal pumpkin beer, Samuel Adams' fall seasonal beer (which probably isnt in Australia) is a pumpkin ale, and New Belgium's fall seasonal is also a pumpkin beer.


EDIT: just noticed that Falvlun already mentioned all this :eek: lol

No I haven't seen it here, but I would like to know how to make it.
 

Ouroboros

Coincidentia oppositorum
I went to the Brew Ha Ha festival yesterday in Irvine, California.

Extremely hot. Lots of beer. A lot more people than last year.
 

Secret Chief

Vetted Member
I went to the Brew Ha Ha festival yesterday in Irvine, California.

Extremely hot. Lots of beer. A lot more people than last year.


The craft brewers of the US have really reinvigorated the UK scene with its willingness to experiment. Three cheers for that. It was a bit dull but now there's a fantastically vibrant culture of experimentation and quality.
 

Ouroboros

Coincidentia oppositorum
The craft brewers of the US have really reinvigorated the UK scene with its willingness to experiment. Three cheers for that. It was a bit dull but now there's a fantastically vibrant culture of experimentation and quality.

Totally agree.

Not all experiments are good, but some are amazing.
 

Ouroboros

Coincidentia oppositorum
Yes I make beer all the time, I also make spirits, the beer I make are those ones that you add to the water and yeast.

Ok.

I have to see where I have the recipe with the grains mix, but this is what we do with the pumpkin. We cut it up and roast the pieces in the oven at 250 F for about 1 hour. Then we boil it in the 1 hour boil, if I remeber right. I have to check.
 

psychoslice

Veteran Member
Ok.

I have to see where I have the recipe with the grains mix, but this is what we do with the pumpkin. We cut it up and roast the pieces in the oven at 250 F for about 1 hour. Then we boil it in the 1 hour boil, if I remeber right. I have to check.

Roasted pumpkin, my god I think it would all be eaten before it got to the boiler lol.

I wonder if I could make the pumpkin mix and add that to the beer mix that I buy?.
 
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