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Martin Keen’s Belgian Blond Ale Recipe Grain 82% 11 lbs Pilsner Belgian 7% 1 lb Vienna Malt 7% 1 lb Wheat Malt 4% 8 ozs Aromatic Malt Hops 1 oz Stryian Goldings – Boil – 60 min 1 oz Tettnang – Boil – 5 min …

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Belgian Ale Brilliant Blond ABV: 7.20% IBU: 19.9 SRM: 5.1 Belgian Ale Kalyke Blonde ABV: 5.50% IBU: 18.3 SRM: 3.6 Belgian Ale Sour Blonde with Apricot ABV: 6.60% IBU: 3 SRM: 4

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Brewer: Des Amis Batch Size: 13.21 gal Style: Belgian Blond Ale (18A) Boil Size: 15.79 gal Style Guide: BJCP 2008 Color: 4.6 SRM Equipment: EZbrew K60 Bitterness: 25.4 IBUs Boil Time: …

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Batch Size: 6.08 gal Style: Belgian Blond Ale (25A) Boil Size: 7.40 gal Style Guide: BJCP 2015 Color: 7.3 SRM Equipment: Unibrau V.3 23L (6G) batch Bitterness: 30.0 IBUs Boil Time: 60 …

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Strong Belgian Ale - Belgian Blond Ale. A moderate-strength golden ale that has a subtle fruity-spicy Belgian yeast complexity, slightly malty-sweet flavor, and dry finish. Flavor Profile: Smooth, light to moderate grainy-sweet malt flavor …

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Belgian Strong Ale - Belgian Blond Ale homebrew beer recipes and ingredients. Belgian Strong Ale - Belgian Blond Ale homebrew beer recipes and ingredients. Brew your best beer EVER. Ale: High: Low: 75.5%: 68°F: …

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Go continental at the very least and a Belgian pilsner malt would be ideal. This should make up at least 60% of your grain bill and can go as high as about 95 percent. The other ingredient most often used while brewing this …

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The Belgian-style Blonde Ale is typically easy-drinking, with a low but pleasing hop bitterness. This is a light- to medium-bodied ale, with a low malt aroma that has a spiced and sometimes …

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Ingredients Procedures Dissolve extract in 5 gallons of water Bring to boil Add 1 oz of Cascade Hops Boil 40 min Add 0.25 oz of Cascade Hops Boil 20 min Turn heat off, add 0.25 oz of …

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According to my currently preferred beer recipe creation tool, BeerSmith, the expected statistics for my Belgian Blonde Ale recipe, using my brewing setup, are as follows: OG – 1.062 FG – 1.009 IBU – 31.4 SRM – 5.4 …

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A moderate-strength golden ale that has a subtle fruity-spicy Belgian yeast complexity, slightly malty-sweet flavor, and dry finish. Commercial Examples: Affligem Blond, Grimbergen Blond,

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What kind of beer is a belgian blonde?

Belgian Blonde Ale. The Belgian-style blonde ale is typically easy-drinking, with a low but pleasing hop bitterness. This is a light- to medium-bodied ale, with a low malt aroma that has a spiced and sometimes fruity-ester character.

What is a belgian beer?

A moderate-strength golden ale that has a subtle fruity-spicy Belgian yeast complexity, slightly malty-sweet flavor, and dry finish. You can read the full style description and stats here. My best Belgian beer recipe is fairly traditional, and thus, is quite simple.

What is the best yeast for belgian ale?

I have always used White Labs WLP550 Belgian Ale Liquid Yeast. This is a powerful yeast, which is effective over a range of temperatures (I actually prefer it towards the higher end of its range). The flavors this yeast kicks off are just the perfect mix of spicy phenolics and fruity esters I am looking for in my Belgian Blonde Ale recipe.

What is the best way to drink belgian blond?

For best presentation and greatest appreciation, a Belgian Blond should be served at around 48-50°F in a tulip glass. They are best stored at cellar temperatures away from light and can age for 9 months or more. World Beer Cup Winner, Gold, 2016. Available: Year Round.

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