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Pate’s Pale Ale

Posted By: Brandy on June 29, 2008 in Beverages - Comments: No Comments »

My husband has taken up making his own beer as a hobby. He’s been using the Mr. Beer kits and has had many successes. His latest batch has been a huge hit with family and friends. The 8 liters he made were gone in a flash, much to his dismay. However, he had the foresight to right down his recipe, which he gladly agreed to share with me.

These instructions assume you will be using the Mr. Beer kits, so please reference the brewing guide for the standard process of brewing your own beer. These instructions are guidelines for tweaking the process to make Pate’s Pale Ale.

Ingredients:

West Coast Pale Ale Mix
1 package Booster
1/2 cup Honey
1/4 cup Dark Brown Sugar
3/4 oz. Williamette Hops

Directions:

Dissolve booster, honey, and sugar together
Pour in Mix
Boil with hops in muslin bag.
Brew as directed
Ferment 6-8 weeks

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Tags: 2008, beverages, june, Mr. Beer, Pale Ale

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