Oatmeal Cookie Stout

Few beers are very special to my heart. This one I kept it close to the chest and did a mountain of research to get. Questions lead to conversations, conversations lead to hours researching recipes and stories that lead to more conversations and discussions. This leads to ultimately picking a special day to make dreams come true. This was a special brew for me to make and it was indeed a gift. Not easy to make, but way too easy to drink.

Type of IngredientAmount
2 Row8 lbs.
Carapils1 lb.
Crystal 401.5 lbs.
White Wheat.75 lbs.
Rolled Oats1 lb.
Acidulated Malt.2 lbs.

Oinker

Chasing beers that I have tasted elsewhere always lead me into trouble. Glorious time allocating adventures into flavors and locations unknown. A new frontier awaits and then burns you out. I tasted a Blind Pig and thought I could do the same. These hop schedules are not easy in IPA territory and the amount of grain had me spilling over more than I liked. After this beer I held back on IPAs because I wanted something more robust than grassy flavors. I love a good IPA, just not all the time. Tastes change and hearts change. I changed with this labor of love and rarely made it again.

Type of IngredientAmount
2 Row8 lbs.
Carapils1 lb.
Crystal 401.5 lbs.
White Wheat.75 lbs.
Rolled Oats1 lb.
Acidulated Malt.2 lbs.

Cream Ale

A Cream Ale with 2 pounds of flaked corn, Vienna, Oat Malt and Pilsner Malt with Vanguard hops. Oat malt gave this one some character, but not much.

Single Infusion at 158 degrees for 60 minutes.

Grain Bill:

Type of IngredientAmount
Pilsner Malt4 lbs
2 Row1 lbs
Flaked Corn2 lbs
Vienna1 lb
Oats0.5 lbs
Oat Malt3 lb

I See Red Ale

I collaborated with a few friends on this beer in my garage. This led to a lengthy consideration of malts and hops. Hearty discussions can make a good beer, most of the time. Since I was brewing the beer, I had final say until the hops got dropped in. EKG, Fuggles and Willamette.

TypeAmount
2 Row9 lbs.
Roasted Barley1.5 lbs.
Rolled Oats1 lb.
Melanoidin8 oz
Carapils8 oz
Aromatic4 oz

Breakfast Brown

An American Brown ale I researched quite a bit and batted the creation back an forth with a few collaborators. I added 4 oz of cocoa powder the last 15 minutes of the boil, then later added a cup of coffee beans and 2 oz of cocoa nibs in the keg. Chinook and Galaxy hops.

Type of IngredientAmount
Maris Otter10 lbs
Brown Malt2 lbs
Oat Malt2 lbs
Crystal 601 lb
Pearl Malt4 oz

Tasty Bastard

Making a different ale than I have made before. I bought some oat malt and it made me quite excited to use it. Oat malt lends head retention and mouthfeel while adding a light haze. I wanted to experiment more with the grain and it added a great quality. I wanted to make this a high abv beer with great mouthfeel using Chinook hops and ingenuity.

Type of IngredientAmount
2 Row12 lbs
Oat Malt3 lbs
Crystal 1201 lb
Special B.5

Juicy McJuice

Still tweaking this recipe and making it unique. Using lots of Citra and Mosaic hops with a really tough schedule quite normal for an IPA. Trying out these oat malts to enhance some flavors.

Type of IngredientAmount
2 Row9 lbs
Rolled Oats2 lbs
Crystal 30.75 lbs
Oat Malt2lbs

Coffee Sauce

A rebrew and tweaking of the recipe as part of an experiment with Oat Malt.

TypeAmount
Maris Otter10
Rolled Oats1
Flaked Barley1
Malted Oats1
Caramel Vienna 20L.5

Weldwerks Hefeweizen

Using a recipe from the internet to try and make a Hefeweizen in traditional style. Hallertau and Cascade hops. WLP 320 yeast.

TypeAmount
White Wheat4.5
Pilsen4.5
Munich.5
Carapils.5

Hobo Hefeweizen

First try at a cobbled together Hefeweizen. Hersbrucker hops at 60 and 10 mins into the boil.

TypeAmount
White Wheat7
Pilsen2
Munich2
Melanoiden6 oz
Acidulated Malt2 oz
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