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How about Super Alpha for bittering with Pacifica 1gm/litre at 20, 10, 0 & dry. I think the dry hop is important if you really want the Marmalade to be noticeable.
I'd leave out the NZ Goldings, but maybe consider NZ Styrian or Motueka for the oranginess. Maybe a little sauvin for complexity and a little flavour zing like marmalade has?
Also, I'd go light on the caramel malts. Maybe replace the caramalt with carapils and replace some of the base malt with Munich. More of a bread/crust & marmalade combo.
Yeast? I've never used Windsor but I think US-05 would be a good match. Other than that, anything clean would work.
I'd leave out the NZ Goldings,
Oh Mr Cherry, don't tell me that, the one time I've had decent marmalade was with Goldings LOL
That's funny :) Go with what you know if you've had it before.
I've been trying to get that elusive marmalade flavour as well (a la Fullers etc). My latest brew seems to have it in spades and it's a single hop Motueka lager, go figure. I'm not sure what combination of hops/esters etc gives that flavour, but goddam it's nice!
I just finished a glass of my Bitter hopped with mostly NZ Goldings and there was definitely no marmalade. What hops did you blend when you got it in the past?
NZ Hallertau (lime), Motueka (orange) & NZ Cascade (grapefuit) maybe?
Sod the elusive orange marmalade, I'm doing a weemix pale on the weekend. Weemix hops - well Motueka in for the goldings - in a simple pale, 85% GP, 15% caramalt
1033 but I'm not sure if I can wash up my last windsor I saved last night, there's a bit of the dry hopping in there or if I'll have to use the '05 sachet from the fridge
What that the Dortmunder Export Mark? I think I might have a shot at that one
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