Beer (home brew) coffee porter
Beer (home brew) coffee porter

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This coffee porter homebrew recipe makes a delicious, malty beer with low hoppy bitterness. A great, easy-drinking beer for any occasion! on Flickr"> When talking about homebrew beer, patient the question of cost often comes up. Isn't it more expensive to make quality beers at home?

To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook beer (home brew) coffee porter using 9 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Beer (home brew) coffee porter:
  1. Make ready 6 1/2 lb muntons light malt extract
  2. Prepare 1 lb Hugh baird carastan malt 30°L
  3. Take 1 lb Franco~belges klin coffee malt
  4. Make ready 1/2 lb Thomas Fawcett brown malt
  5. Make ready 1 1/2 oz u.k. fuggle hop pellets (bittering)
  6. Make ready 1/2 oz u.k. fuggle hop pellets (flavoring)
  7. Make ready 1 packages wyeast #1099XL whitbread ale yeast
  8. Prepare 8 muslin bags
  9. Prepare 5 oz priming sugar (for bottling)

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Steps to make Beer (home brew) coffee porter:
  1. a few hours be for u brew prep yeast according to packet
  2. decide cracked grain into 5 of the muslin bags add to brew kettle along with 1 1/2 gal cold water heat slowly
  3. steep grains in hot water (about 145°~ 160°F) to extract flavor n color DO NOT BOIL! after 30 mins remove grains n boil
  4. remove from heat add malt extract. keep kettle off burner until all of the malt is dissolved
  5. bring back to a boil. once boiling add first hops 1 1/2 ounce
  6. after 50 mins add second hops n boil for 10 mins
  7. after an hour turn off heat n cool wort after 30 mins remove hop bags
  8. place 2gal cold water into sanitized fermented add cooled wort stir vigorously to aerate wort
  9. make sure wort is below 80° before adding yeast. take a hydrometer reading. add yeast
  10. store fermenter in 65~70° for 2 weeks
  11. for more coffee flavor soak 1/4 lb coffee in 2 cups clod warter over night strain add liquid to fermenter
  12. after 2 weeks sanitize bottle bucket boil sugar 1~2 mins add to bucket transfer beer stir bottle cap let sit for up to another month of longer (is drinkable after 2 weeks but let sit for better flavor)

Six weeks later I'm enjoying great beer. The directions were clear and concise and the process was a breeze. A SF Collaboration brew made with Four Barrel's unique flash-chilled coffee. Our historic, art deco building on San Francisco's Potrero Hill was a coffee roastery before it was our brewery. I've been brewing my own beer for going on six years.

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