Features: bold hops, clean and golden draft (4.6% abv)
Price Range: $16.00
Overall Rating: Brewed On April 10, 2010
Fuses the bold hop character and clean finish of High Country Canadian Draft with the golden colored continental style of Pale Export UME to make a hoppy lager with added body.
High Country Canadian Draft
REFILL INCLUDES:
1 Can High Country Canadian Draft (HME)
1 Can Pale Export (UME)
1 Packet Dry Brewing Yeast (under lid of HME)
1 Packet One-Step™ sanitizing cleanser
INGREDIENTS: MALTED TWO ROW BARLEY, HOPS, HOP EXTRACT, WATER, AND YEAST (Packed Under Lid).
Fermentation, Carbonation And Conditioning Times:
21 days for fermentation
21 days for carbonation
28 days minimum conditioning at 50-70F
02 days minimum in fridge
Fermentation: 10-Apr/01-May (68-76F)
Carbonation : 01-May/22-May (68-76F)
Conditioning: 22-May/19-Jun (50-70F)
Brewer's Comments: "This will be my eigth attempt at brewing beer, my third using a 'Hoppy' recipe that included 1 can of (HME) and can of (UME). After fermenting for 21 days I will sample this brew before bottling it. From the very first taste I will know if waiting another 21 days for carbonation to complete, will be a challenge".
When bottling this brew I somehow ended up with a half filled bottle, so just to see what would happen I topped the 1 liter bottle off with purified water. The contents of the bottle carbonated for 3 weeks and spent 2 days in the refridgerator, we then compared it side by side to a Bud 55.
They both looked the same in the glass and not surprisingly the Bud 55 had less flavor. I had discovered a cool way to double my standard 2 gallon batch of Canadian Draft to produce 4 gallons of great tasting Canadian Draft Light
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