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Cascade Imperial Voyage Pale Ale
Total Reviews | 8 |
Average Rating |
2.63 stars -
based on 8 reviews
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Description |
CASCADE |
Homebrew For Beginners eBook | The Ultimate Home Brewers Recipe Book, 641 Home Brew Recipes |
MiG5 | May 9th 2007 |
2/5 stars
| #678 |
Twice is a charm...?The first time I made this, the batch barely survived 2 months past bottling; mind you, it was summer. It was made with US56 Yeast, a handful of Saaz in the boil and a Fuggles teabag at the end. I rushed out and bought another. It's autumn and the second batch is now in a glass in front of me, a month old; pretty much when I cracked into the last lot. This batch is again the kit and a kilo of dextrose, however this time with 15g NZ Bullets for bittering and some Hallertau for aroma at the end. Also, this time I used S04 as the yeast. It's good and it's drinkable, maybe a bit thin. There's some caramel flavour going on, but it's subdued, overall the malt is pretty smooth, not too weighty, nothing outstanding. I don't think I'll be rushing out again. |
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Kaburpo | April 7th 2006 |
4/5 stars
| #495 |
its beer, its goodAdded CBE2, 40g crystal, 20g choc, 14g Hallertau pellets. Brewed with kit yeast for 10 days @ 20-26 degC. Well rounded, flavoursome beer after 4 weeks, colour clear golden-brown, lighter than I'd expected. Done same recipe previously using a cultured yeast from a Coopers Sparkling Ale and brewed 6 days @ 26-32 degC with similar pleasing results. |
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Kaburpo | April 7th 2006 |
3/5 stars
| #496 |
SGThe SGs on my 10 day brew: 1040 down to 1010. Ignore this [neutral] 3 rating. |
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sluggerdog | December 11th 2005 |
2/5 stars
| #411 |
Not GoodFirst kit I have done for months, used a brew bag with british ale 1098. Colour is good, flavour is lacking hops and is rather sweet, not good at all. |
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Big Al | December 10th 2005 |
3/5 stars
| #407 |
I did'nt mind itMade with 500 dex, 250 LDM & 250 maltodextrin up to 23ltr. Good easy drinking beer, great for summer. |
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tcc | November 30th 2005 |
3/5 stars
| #387 |
not too baddid this one with safale, 1kg liquid amber malt and 200g dex, made to 20L and fermented at 21*C or so nothing special but decent nonetheless |
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glenn | January 30th 2005 |
2/5 stars
| #173 |
rather ordinary draught style beer, dark amber colour . added 700g LDME , 300g dextrose, kit yeast. added 1 sachet goldings hop boiled 10 mins. | |||
Bateau Brewer | January 17th 2005 |
2/5 stars
| #124 |
First Cascade KitWas given this kit as a gift. Made with 2kg of liquid malt extract and added 20gms Fuggles Hops tea to primary, kit yeast. Left to ferment for 10 days and bottled. Results were OK , probably wouldn't make again |