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  • ...ll maltiness. These beers are sometimes called '''Quadrupel''' or '''Dark Strong Ale'''. This category includes the strongest offerings from many of the Tr Both the [[BJCP]] and the [[GABF]] recognize a Belgian Strong Dark style, although the BJCP definition excludes the strongest of the Quad
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  • While American brewers sometimes brew beers in the style of German [[Weizen]], they have also developed a distinc |flavor=Light to moderately strong grainy wheat or rye flavor, which can linger into the finish. May have a mo
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  • # The other option yields a 50/50 volume split and is good for strong but not quite so extreme beers. At the Big Brew session, we did a Wee Heavy and Scottish Export. Here are some other style
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  • Many Belgian brewers brew special beers for the holiday season. These are typically beers in another ...ne and smoked malts along with a heavy dose of salty liquorice. Flavour is strong alcoholic and warming, again with both complex malts and fruits. nice. (ano
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  • ...wing (or blending) is used by some of the big US brewers. These "Big Guys" brew this way because they can produce greater end-volumes of beer with high-gra ...roducing 700 barrels of beer. For home brewers, a 5-gallon (19-L) batch of strong beer can easily be diluted to yield 6–6.5 gallons (23–25 L) of finished
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  • ...equipment|fermentation equipment]]. A higher [[specific gravity]] beer ([[strong beer]])is first fermented and then blended with water to create a lower alc
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  • Some brewers use fresh, new yeast each time they brew. The wise brewer will require a starter. (See [[Yeast Starters]] for an in In order to ensure a strong start to fermentation, short lag time, and proper ester formation, be sure
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