Grumpys MULDOONS DELIGHT RED IRISH

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Total Reviews 5  
Average Rating
4.80 stars - based on 5 reviews
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June 13th 2006
5/5 stars
#519

Broke My Grumpys Virginity.

This was the first Grumpys i ever made. It put me on the straight and narrow, away from basic kit and kilos. To say it was delicious, is an understatement. Thats all i remember. Delicious beer. Im going to have to revisit this one. As it was the beer that turned the corner for me.
November 17th 2005
5/5 stars
#360

Hmmm Yum! Great Beer!

Yeast: Safale 04 Temp: 17*C Primary: 5 days Secondary: 7 days Bulk prime: 150g Dextrose Final Volume 21 litres It didn't last long, but I kept a few bolltes for 3 months and it was bloody terrrrrrific young and it was bloody perfect old! Jezza
April 26th 2005
4/5 stars
#256

roasted joy

Made to spec (+ 200g of wheat DME) with supplied S-33. 6 days in primary(19-21degC), 8 in secondary(19-21degC) and 7 in CC (4degC). Bulk primed with 200g wheat DME. 4 weeks in bottle and tasting superb, cant wait for the 2 month tasting! great full body and a nice smokey irish flavour! (the missuz loves it) very decent head that subsides slowly with drinking. enjoy
April 20th 2005
5/5 stars
#250

Nice Drop

Grumpy's have put a nice one together with this master brew. I did it with their 25ibu Liquid Malt Extract and the Safeale provided. Had a few problems getting out all the extract from the grains resulting in a low SG, but this did not effect the result one bit. I did a secondary ferment and bulk primed, but skipped CCing this time. A very nice drop which is disappearing very quickly from the fridge.
January 16th 2005
5/5 stars
#104

Terrific drinking

Had a session on this yesterday with three non-homebrewing mates. After three months in the bottle it had a distinctive reddish-brown colour and nicely balanced malty character. It was made using the ingredients as supplied by Grumpys, fermented at 22C, racked and bulk primed. I have not tasted a genuine Irish Beer, so can't compare it with that, but all of us rated it a top beer. Three more converts to homebrewing after tasting this one.
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