Aren’t Amarillos from Texas? Ale Recipe Kit
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Aren’t Amarillos from Texas? Ale Recipe Kit

Aren’t Amarillos from Texas? Ale Recipe Kit

Item Number: k99-2664
Price:
$49.99

Description

4 oz Amarillo ® Hops!
Amarillo Ale Recipe Kit

Aren't Amarillos from Texas? This beer is all about pushing limits. With 4 oz of hops and a hefty malt bill, this is bordering IPA status. Big citrus and tropical notes, balanced with caramel malts, makes this surprisingly easy to drink.

Yield : 5 Gallons
Original Gravity : 1.062
Final Gravity : 1.016
Color / SRM : Medium Amber
Alcohol by Volume : 6.10%
IBU (anticipated, alpha acids can fluctuate) : 51

Specialty Grains : Crystal 10L, Melanoidin
Hops : Amarillo ®

Recipe Includes : Liquid Malt, Specialty Grains in a grain bag & Hops
View The Amarillo Ale Recipe Kit Instructions here.

Amarillo ® is a trademark owned by Virgil Gamache Farms, Inc.

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Customer Reviews

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daniel chappell

Aren’t Amarillos from Texas? Ale Recipe Kit

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Thomas W.
Nice pale ale

Easy enough to make, this is a strong-ish pale ale (would have counted as an IPA years ago). Nice body, warm, citrusy hops (not piney).

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ANDREW BANFF
House Beer

I think I have settled on this ale as my house beer. I have not been dry hopping this beer, but just throwing the remaining hops in during the last 5-10 minutes of the boil. Makes it easier.

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Eric
Nice IPA

This beer turned out very nice. I left it for 2 weeks in primary then dry hopped in secondary and let it sit for another 2 weeks. Siphoned with a filter into my bottling bucket as the hops didn't settle to the bottom of the carboy. Let it sit in the bottle for a few weeks before trying the first one, nice taste and color. Clarity was also good. The beer finished at 6.96%ABV. I would make this again.

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