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Stout Family
Near black in color, Stout spans the spectrum in alcohol and body from lighter Irish stouts to mid-range American, and foreign extra, as well as the upper limits of imperial stout, with plenty more in-between.
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Weldwerks Brewing’s Coffee Coconut Stout clone
This imperial milk stout is loaded with toasted coconut and coffee aromas and flavors.
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Boulton’s Stout
This is the first homebrew recipe presented in the Maltose Falcons newsletter archive from January 1978 and it was an award-winning recipe f
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Forgotten Star Brewing Co.’s Whistlestop Oatmeal Stout Clone
This stout is rich and robust with a harmonious blend of roasted nuances and a delightful oatmeal sweetness that comes from two unique oat p
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3 Sons Brewing Co.’s Summation Clone
This is the base recipe for Summation, which 3 Sons often brews variations of with added flavors like coffee, vanilla, and more. If you wish
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Firestone Walker Brewing Co.’s Parabola Clone
Parabola is arguably Firestone Walker’s most notorious barrel-aged beer and is released as a vintage beer each year. This imperial stout i
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Mortalis Brewing Co.’s Ophion Clone
This is the base recipe for Ophion, which Mortalis has released numerous variants of over the years with differing aging times and occasiona
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Subversive Malting & Brewing’s Dark Harvest Clone
Using locally sourced grain, Subversive malts their own grain that is used in Dark Harvest, relying on chocolate and caramel malts and roast
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Gordon Strong’s Sweet Stout
This example is more like the Mackeson’s I remember — closer to 5% than 6. I also keep the IBUs down, around 25, since I don’t want th
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Sweet Stout
With origins in the United Kingdom, the sweet (or milk) stout has found a following in the U.S. craft beer scene. Gordon Strong digs into it
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Dakota Point Brewing’s Antoinette’s Antidote Clone
A French toast-inspired dessert stout that will require the brewer to fine-tune in order to get a version that they are happy with.
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Prairie Artisan Ales’ Vinyl Clone
A thick and chewy barrel-aged imperial stout with a high OG and FG, and tons of flavor.
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Prairie Artisan Ales’ Bomb! Clone
Bomb! is the brewery’s adjunct-driven flagship, a 12% ABV imperial stout made with ancho chiles, cocoa nibs, vanilla, and coffee.