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Wheatwine

Gordon Strong provides readers with a recipe for a wheatwine. “Stan Hieronymus writes in Brewing with Wheat that wheatwine has its origins i

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Gordon Strong’s Maibock

“As with other German lagers, this style is best when it is understated — elegant, clean, impeccably crafted, well-lagered, and unobtrusiv

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Maibock / Helles Bock

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Gordon Strong’s London Porter

This recipe took first place at the SODZ British Beer Festival, and is fairly straightforward. It is meant to be in the style of Fuller’s

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Gordon Strong’s American Robust Porter

This is a more modern take on an American robust porter, although it probably falls in between the BJCP Brown Porter and Robust Porter categ

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Gordon Strong’s Classic American Porter

This is my take on the lagered porters of the Northeast, in the style of Yuengling. It’s important to not have an overtly roasted flavor;

Gordon Strong’s Baltic Porter

Gordon Strong used a variation of this recipe to win an NHC gold , blending it with a sweet blackberry mead to make a Blackberry Baltic Port

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Burton Ale: Style Profile

Burton ale was the beer that originally put Burton on the map, beer-wise. It pre-dates IPA, and was a big export beer to the Baltic countrie

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Gordon Strong’s Burton Ale (Pre-WWI era)

A Burton ale is a rich, malty, bitter, warming beer that has a comforting feel about it, which does make it a good winter beer. However, it

Mexican Lager

A sub-style of the International Pale Lager, Gordon Strong provides a nice example of the way a Mexican Lager could and should be brewed.

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Burton Ale – Draft BJCP Style Description

Four Tsarinas Imperial Stout By Joe Formanek

BOS-winning homebrew recipe, brewed by Joe Formanek. Winner of Drunk Monk Challenge (Aurora, Illinois – 571 entries)