COOPERS DRAUGHT

Been brewing mosta my life, just got into pressure fermenting and kegging, tend to favour the lighter lager type beers and add extra to them to add taste, body etc,

tried coopers draught as a base, added my own home grown hops orange sunrise, and the grated peel and juice of one orange, result was a very drinkable ale, will be even better after aging in my ikegger keg, definitly try again maybe using different additional fruits ?? to give different flavours.

kegged

I made this beer to test an old Boots plastic beer keg I found so I used table sugar and primed the 23 l in the barrel with 120 g of sugar. I'm kicking myself I didn't do it properly as the beer is clear, with a good, stable head but rather thin in flavour. Coopers draught is good base for many variations. It does need to be served cool and the limitation on using the keg is that it can't be put in a fridge.

Irish Ale recipe

Bavarian Pilsner

Second Go With Hops

Plain and Simple

Coopers Original Draught

IT'S GOT KICK

Coopers Original Draught

Needs more

Not bad

Use a lager yeast

Refreshing

Let it age

Not Impressed

Nice Drop

A good quaffer

I've made this a few times using a simple mix of 500gms DME, 500gms dextrose and dry hoping with 10 to 15gms of cascade hops. This is better than your average megaswill. A good session beer which will probably become a regular in one of my kegs.