http://blog.flaminio.net/blogs/index.php?disp=comments en-US http://backend.userland.com/rss 60 Mon, 02 Jun 2008 02:47:28 +0000 Dick Messick [Visitor] c199@http://blog.flaminio.net/blogs/ I brewed a batch of your recipe in mid-April, but dry hopped wiith 2 oz. of Centennial, as you suggested to me. I am quite pleased with the results, and look forward to brewing it again. I used the Cal Ale 001, but maybe I'll try the 051 next time. Wish we could get Bell's around here (MA) . . . http://blog.flaminio.net/blogs/index.php/beer/batches/follow-up-to-two-hearted-ale#c199 Mon, 02 Jun 2008 13:16:05 +0000 Mike Flaminio [Member] c200@http://blog.flaminio.net/blogs/ Glad to hear it. I don't use 051 too much, usually just when 001 is out of stock. It turned out well, although I'm sure either will do. If you're going for an all out clone, I think you need to use Bell's yeast. It's not as noticeable as with like Oberon, or even some of their other styles, but the funk is there when doing side-by-side. I'm mostly out for just getting the malt and hops right. http://blog.flaminio.net/blogs/index.php/beer/batches/follow-up-to-two-hearted-ale#c200