Name: Mackinac Island Red All Grain Recipe
Brand: AIH Recipe Kits Manufacturer
SKU: ag99-2748-4
Price: 29.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

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Mackinac Island Red All Grain Recipe

Initial malty sweetness with hints of toffee and caramel, balanced by a clean hop character from Willamette hops. Medium bodied with a smooth finish. Sure to be a hit.

Yield: 5 Gallons

Original Gravity: 1.059

Final Gravity: 1.015

Color / SRM : 16.84

Alcohol by Volume: 5.71%

IBU (anticipated, alpha acids can fluctuate): 24

Specialty Grains: CaraFoam, Crystal 120L, Amber

Hops: HBU Pack, Willamette

Recipe Includes: Base Malt Grain, Specialty Grains & Hops

View The Mackinac Island Red All Grain Recipe Instructions here.

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Have not brewed it yet

The beer hasn't been brewed yet, but I'm looking forward to it.

Crowd Pleaser

This red ale is just straight up good. It won't knock your knocks off, but everyone will like it. Toasty, malty sweetness sums it up well. Not heavy at all. Easy drinker.

BREW THIS!!!

I purchased two of these five gallon all grain kits to brew a 10 gallon batch and take a break from the bitter IPAs. I went ahead and added 3 lbs of rolled oats for creaminess. WOW talk about impressed !!! I just moved half of it to a keg still needs a bit more time to carb and settle out but so far the taste is on point. Slightly creamy with that all grain feel super smooth to drink. I will be moving the other half to bombers tomorrow they will be ready in about another two weeks. Wyeast 1056 OG 1.050 FG 1.010 5.25 ABV 14 days fermentation with a rack at 7 days.

Came free with Grainfather purchase

This beer turned out remarkably good, no great! I made this recipe for the 1st time brewing with The Grainfather. I split up (14 g each) the flavor/aroma addition hops at 15 and 5 minutes (before knockout). Great amber color, sweet (I'm guessing from the large percentage of CaraFoam), and a smooth bittering from the Willamette hops. I will definitely brew this again!