This imperial oatmeal stout is brewed using "Wake-N-Bake" beans from Athens, Georgia's Jittery Joe's coffee. If you want to brew it the way the Terrapin brewers do, source the beans directly from the source at Jittery Joe's (which you can do online).
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Written by Dennis Maciupa
This imperial oatmeal stout is brewed using “Wake-N-Bake” beans from Athens, Georgia’s Jittery Joe’s coffee. If you want to brew it the way the Terrapin brewers do, source the beans directly from the source at Jittery Joe’s (which you can do online).
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Mike Riddle’s Tricentennial Stout
My friend Mike Riddle, well known for his award-winning Russian imperial stout, does use a lower attenuating Irish ale strain. He counters this with very high levels of roast malt and hops to try to balance out the residual sweetness. He also keeps the amount of crystal malts to one modest addition of dark crystal.
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