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Wal's Lager 1.7kg

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Heineken Knock-off
by Boingk @ 20, May 2007

 5/5

Used the kit plus 500g light dried malt, and 250 each of dextrose and maltodextron. Added 12g of Tettnanger hops after a 10 minute steep in boiling water. Yeast was Saflager. Fermentation would have been 17'C average. Came out with a beautifully clear, well bodied, flavoursome beer! Held its head very nicely, and was probably one of my best so far. No hesitations in making again. 5 star brew.
 
Sensational
by Wassa @ 13, Dec 2005

 5/5

Have brewed this 3 times and each time I think it can't get better. Latest brew was fermented with 1kg of body brew and 12gm of Hallertau finishing hops. Was allowed to mature 3 months in bottle and is outstanding. ^ months old bottle of this brew is absolutely out of this world.
 
Sensational Lager
by Wassa @ 01, Aug 2005

 5/5

Just sampled above brew afetr 3 months in bottle. Absolutely SENSATIONAL! Kit was brewed with 1kg light dry malt, Hallertau finishing hops and Saflager S23 yeast, then bulk primed. Everything that you want a lager to be. Can hardly wait to get my next one in the fermenter.
 
Choc lager
by Chris @ 23, Jul 2005

 4/5

Made this beer as per country brewers recipie used 1kg of lite/dark, 12grams of super alpha hops standard method, plus 150grams of choc grain steeped. Very nice beer the flavour of the grain comes through nicely. Used yeast provided, 1 week in primary then racked to secondary for 1 week then bottled. Would make again for sure.
 




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