Every once in a while I like to drop back in time and brew a beer that hasn't been around in a long time.
How about a little 100 year old English Mild for the recently repaired beer engine?
Pale, mild, crystal, invert sugar, caramel coloring.
English and German hops.
Around 4% abv.
I really like these low alcohol beers.
Here's the recipe from the brewery log master - Ron Pattinson
http://barclayperkins.blogspot.com/2009/03/lets-brew-wednesday-1918-courage-x.html
Tasting Notes
4/15/16 update:
WLP002 Yeast:
A little coffee in the nose, burnt sugar, caramel, a little malt, a little hop.
Jasus, Mary, and Joseph, this is nice.
Why don't breweries make this kind of beer any more?
Brewery update: Had a problem with kettle plug melting. Looks like a loose connection in the wiring. I may have caused this when replacing the PID. Replaced wiring and the plugs.
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