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Spruce Juice 
Classification:
spiced ale, spruce beer, extract  
Source:  James P. Buchman (jpb@tesuji.dco.dec.com)
                 Issue #598, 3/18/91
 I tasted the sample which I  took to measure the SG. The  pine taste and
       smell were  definitely  present  but  not  excessive; they  added  extra
       sharpness to the brew on top of the hops. Hard to say  more from a flat,
       sweet, yeasty sample only halfway fermented.
Ingredients:
-  5 pounds, Premier Malt hopped light malt extract
-  1 pound, dried light plain malt extract
-   20 ounces, cup loosely filled with blue spruce cuttings
-   1/8 pound, roasted barley
-   2 ounces, Cascade hops
-    Ale yeast
Procedure:
 Bring extract and 1 1/2 gallons  of water to boil. Add  Cascade hops and
       boil for a total  of 45 minutes. Rinse  spruce cuttings, then  toss into
       the wort for the final twelve minutes of the boil. Cool. Pitch yeast.