Maltodextrin (Brewmaster)

Adding Maltodextrin to your extract brew will help you fine-tune the body and mouthfeel without affecting the flavor. The Maltodextrin molecule is a chain of sugars between 4 and 20 dextrose units in length. That means it is only 3% fermentable by brewer's yeast, and so will contribute body to the finished beer. It is naturally present in all finished beers, up to 6% by weight, but the grains that yield it in All Grain brews don’t respond well to steeping in extract batches.

Cascade Pale Ale (S)
Brewed on 2014-01-20

First extract brew in a while. Enjoyed this pale ale recipe the first time I did it, so tried it again with Cascade instead of Citra.

Similar to: Citra Pale Ale (C)

Citra Pale Ale (C)
Brewed on 2013-02-17

This is an attempt to make an easy-drinking, light pale ale.

Porter (B)
Brewed on 2013-01-21

Extract brew with a decent amount of steeping malts.

Porter (hopefully smokey) (E)
Brewed on 2013-04-20

Recipe is another take on B. B had no real body and wasn't smokey/roasted enough. Altering the steeping grains to see if we can get a fuller body and more roasted flavor. Everything else will stay the same as much as possible.

Similar to: Porter (B)