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Home Brew Beer Recipe: Out on the Patio

Home Brew Beer Recipe

A quintessential Home Brew Beer Recipe – Aussie Pale Ale showcasing 2 popular Australian hop varieties. Tropical flavour and aroma of  pineapple, pine, and passionfruit, the perfect beer for relaxing out on the patio. Our recipe uses Morgan’s Pacific Pale Ale as the base extract can. We then build in additional flavour using Galaxy & Vic Secret Dry Hops. Our Australian dry hops that exhibits outstanding tropical characteristics, a great addition for an Australian Pale Ale.

Ingredients

  1. Morgan’s Pacific Pale Ale
  2. Crafted Taste Booster Blend
  3. Morgan’s American Ale Yeast
  4. Galaxy Finishing Hop
  5. Vic Secret Finish Hop

HOW TO BREW – Home Brew Beer Recipe

MIX: Home Brew Corona Style Recipe – Pour 2 litres of water into sanitised fermenter. Add the contents of the Morgan’s Pacific Pale Ale and Crafted Taste Booster Blend. Stir contents to dissolve and add cold water to bring the contents up to 23 litres. Use a hydrometer to record the Original Gravity. Pitch Morgan’s American Ale Yeast when the brew is between 18-24˚C (NOTE: the yeast under the can lid is not required).

FERMENTING: Seal the fermenter with lid and airlock. Ferment at a constant temperature until the specific gravity reaches 1.010 (FG) or below. Ideal fermentation temperature is between 18˚C and 24˚C.

2 days out from bottling/kegging open the fermenter lid and add the infusion bag from the Galaxy & Vic Secret Finishing Hops to the fermenter. Leave these in the fermenter no more than 2 days.

BOTTLING: Gently fill clean and sanitised PET bottles to about 3cm from the top. Add carbonation drops at the rate of 1 per 330ml/375ml bottle and 2 per 740ml/750ml bottle. Sugar or dextrose may be used at the rate of 8g per litre (approximately 6g of sugar to a level metric teaspoon). Then secure the caps.

MATURING: Allow Bottles to stand at a temperature between 22˚C and 30˚C for 5 days to allow the beer to carbonate. Allow another 10 days at room temperature to fully mature. The finished beer will continue to improve with further ageing.

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