Flossmoor Beer Blog : Concentrated Evil in the Tank

Saturday, August 02, 2008

Concentrated Evil in the Tank

Here's some pics of Matt adding honey to the kettle.

It was really hot on Thursday. Oppressive even.

2 comments:

Unknown said...: Non sequitur:

Just wanted to let you know, next time you're in St. Louis, skip Smokin Al's and go to Pappy's Smokehouse. Best BBQ in town, hands down.

Keep up the good work!; 3:09 PM
brewer a said...: Thanks for the tip!; 3:31 PM

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Gandy Dancer Honey Rye Ale –6.2% abv, 14.2 OG, 27 IBU
A malt forward ale with a spicy
touch of Rye and a tang of real orange blossom honey

Rail Hopper IPA - 6.6% abv, 17.2 OG, 85 IBU
Aggressively hopped, this American IPA has a big aroma of grapefruit and citrus, a soft caramel body and a crisp bitter finish

Panama Red Ale - 6.5% abv, 16.5 OG, 65 IBU
A firm malt body with notes of caramel balanced in its sweetness by a healthy dose of American hops

Pullman Brown Ale – 6.3% abv, 16.5 OG, 27 IBU
Our most award winning ale, dark
and complex with flavors of dark chocolate and a smooth finish

Iron Horse Stout - 5.8% abv, 14.9 OG, 42 IBU
We took a new direction with our house stout and simplified the malt bill to create a balance of chocolate and roast, with a discernable American hop presence to balance.

Zephyr Golden Ale - 4.7% abv, 10.2 OG, 12 IBU
A very crisp and refreshing ale with a very simple, all barley malt bill with a touch of hops for balance

Station Master Wheat Ale - 5.2% abv, 12.2 OG, 16 IBU
A crisp American wheat ale brewed with wheat and barley to create a rich, flavorful beer with just a touch of honey malt

Rotating Fruit Beer - 5.2% abv, 12.2 OG, 16 IBU
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Concentrated Evil in the Tank

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