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Phil Fleming’s Christmas Ale

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German 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

3 1/3 lb Munton and Fison Stout Kit
3 1/3 lb Munton and Fison amber malt
Extract syrup
3 lb Munton and Fison light dry
Malt extract
1/2 oz Hallertauer hops (boil)
1/2 oz Hallertauer hops (finish)
3/4 lb Honey
5 3-inch
2 ts Allspice
1 ts Cloves
6 oz Ginger root
6 Rinds
(scrape the white insides of
The rind away
Wyeast No. 1007 German ale
Liquid yeast
7 oz Corn sugar for priming
Cinnamon sticks
From medium size oranges

INSTRUCTIONS

Christmas  beer:aleSimmer spices and honey (45 minutes). Boil  malt  and
hops (50 minutes). Add finishing hops and boil (5 minutes). Cool, strain
and pitch yeast. [Note: It's not made clear, but the honey/spice mix  is
added to the wort just before cooling, they're not boiled together.] Note:
This recipe appeared Vol.2, #10 of The Wort Alert, the Hop  Barley & the
Alers newsletter from Nov. 1990, entitled "Anne's Choice Christmas Ale",
and also appeard in a Zymurgy special issue. There was a  lot  of
discussion  relating  to the additional 3 pounds of  malt  extract.  The
final word is that this is the correct recipe. Original Gravity: 1.069
Final Gravity: 1.030 Primary Ferment: 14 days at 61 degrees
Recipe By     : Serving Size:
File ftp://ftp.idiscover.co.uk/pub/food/mealmaster/recipes/mmdja006.zip

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