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October 20, 2009 in Beer, Concepts, Recipes | Tags: amber, barley wine, Beer, gruit, kraken pale ale, oldtown barley wine, pale ale, rye, stark stout, stout, sunspear rye, targaryan amber | 1 comment
This is the first of possibly many entries in the world of Stark Stout, my quest for a dark and bitter beer that will keep my whistle wet and my belly warm and full.
On the 17th of October I began my first batch of home brew. Using a kit that was included with the equipment I purchased from the Home Fermenter Center. Sadly, my first few batches are more about learning the process than creating my delicious drink, though I imagine I will make plenty of good beer in their making. I am fortunate enough to have friends who can offer help with brewing processes and techniques and many more who will gladly be my test subjects.
In addition to the high-gravity,dark, hoppy creation that will be Stark Stout, I will also develop recipes for Sunspear Rye (a rye in the style of a hefe) and Targaryan Amber (I need to find a way to make it spicy but not overpowering). A Kraken Pale Ale would be interesting as well as an Old Town Barley Wine. Any noticing a pattern gets a free sample of each brew as it’s finished. =)
Also, one or more of these may end up as a gruit beer. I have a friend who is allergic to hops and I am toying with the idea of creating a hop-free beer that she could enjoy with us.
