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Recent News
Unless you are a new vistor you will have noticed we have
a new layout, this is basically to clean things up a bit,
making it easier for the viewer. I hope you like the new
changes
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Morgans Yukon Brown Smoked Ale
by Rich
@ 30, Jan 2005 |

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I made this up as the kit I wanted was
out of stock when I went to the hbs so I
thought I'd give it a go.
Made with 1kg light malt and the kit
yeast and 24gm goldings dry hopped.
It has a distinct smoked aroma and
flavour (my mates call it "bacon
beer") and although I don't really
like it and probably won't make it
again. One of my friends reckons it is
one of my best and loves it. (at least
that means he can get through it and
leave more of the homebrews I like for
me:)
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Morgans Blue Mountain Lager
by Rich
@ 13, Jan 2005 |

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This was the second brew I did.
I just did the can + a Country Brewer
1kg Brew Booster (500g Dextrose/250g
Maltodextrin/250 g Light Malt) and used
the kit yeast.
Ferment temp was about 22 - 24 and it
still turned out OK.
Nice taste, clean drinking beer. Goes
very well with seafood. Seems to make
cold prawns taste even sweeter!
Will try this again but use 1kg malt and
add some hops for a bit more aroma.
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Morgans Iron Bark Dark Ale
by Rich
@ 10, Jan 2005 |

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I've used this as a base for a choc
porter.
Added 1 can Morgans Choc Malt extract,
250g dry dark malt, 250g maltodextrin
and steeped 150gm choc grain. Added 24g
Kent Golding hops. Used Safale instead
of the kit yeast.
Very yummy porter
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Morgans Royal Oak Amber Ale
by Rich
@ 10, Jan 2005 |

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This is one of my favourite beers. I've
made it 3 times now. the best combo so
far was adding 1kg dry light malt and
24g Kent Goldings and making it up to
only 20L
After 4 weeks in the bottle it has a
great taste, aroma and head.
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