As a visitor of the US, I have learned to appreciate Yuengling beer. Did someone try to brew a clone of this beer and can publish a recipe?
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Are you talking about their "Traditional Lager"? They have several different beers, though this one is the most popular I believe. At the request of some Pennsylvanians, I made a clone once, cobbled together from a few different recipes on the web. It was well received. 60% - Pale 2-row You'll probably want to do a cereal mash first, and then a saccharification rest at 151ºF (66ºC) for a full 90 minutes. You want about 20IBUs of bittering from a traditional neutral hop, perhaps cluster, and then I understand there's a small 15 minute addition of Cascade. I used 0.5oz (15g) for 5 gallons (19L). Ferment with a clean lager yeast and then give it a nice long cold storage before serving. Good luck! Let us know how it turns out if you make it. |
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