Bengal Butt Kicker
Classification:
spiced ale, tea, all-grain
Source: Chad Epifanio (chad@mpl.ucsd.edu)
Issue #816, 2/4/92
So far, the young beer tastes great with an unusual taste that is
difficult to describe. I hadn't seen mention of using fennel before, so
I thought I'd mention it. The beer has a dark orange color.
Ingredients:
- 15 pounds, Klages malt
- 2--3/4 pounds, Munich malt
- 1 pound, Amber crystal
- 1/4 pound, Chocolate malt
- 1 ounce, Northern Brewers hops 10%AA (60min)
- 1 ounce, Northern Brewers (15 min)
- 1/2 ounce, Cascades 5.9%AA (15min)
- 2 ounces, fresh fennel (15 min)
- 6 ounces, fresh orange peel (15 min)
- 1/2 teaspoon, Irish Moss(15 min)
- 1 cup, American Lager yeast slurry
- 10 Bengal Spice tea bags, "dry hopped"
- 3/4 cup, Corn sugar to prime
Procedure:
Upwards infusion mash, low-temp conversion. Used water with high
carbonate hardness.
Specifics: