Classic Falcon Recipe

Mon, 01/16/2017 - 15:46 — Administrator

Falconsclaws Simplified

This is the 2016 edition of the infamous Falconsclaws recipe. The older recipes from 1999-2001 needed additional ingredients like sugars and extracts because we didn't have enough system capacity to try and hit that magically ridiculous 1.140 gravity. Seriously, it's nuts. But thanks to the club's awesome 50 gallon system, we could actually mash enough grain to make this thing happen! (Hat Tip to Kevin Baranowski for the original series of beers)D

Brew Date:

01/15/2017

Brewed By:

Drew Beechum, Jim Meyer, Donovan Nebreklievski, Lyne Noella, Craig Shapland, Tom Sisolak, Matt Trumbo

Beer Styles:

Experimental and Specialty Beer, Other

Brew Type:

All-Grain

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Tue, 04/12/2016 - 21:01 — johnaitchison

West of the Nest 12

Westlake Brewing Co. club brewed Westvleteren 12 Clone

Brew Date:

04/09/2016

Brewed By:

Alex Samovitz, Donovan Nebreklievski, John Aitchison, Jim Wilson, 10 more Falcons

Beer Styles:

Abbey Ale, Other

Brew Type:

All-Grain

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Thu, 03/24/2011 - 20:37 — Rick Burnside

Dougweiser

Budweiser clone, recipe formulated by Doug King. Why make a homebrew that tastes like Budweiser you ask? Valid question my frend and heres the answer. The challenge. This beer is difficult to make because of the double mash going on at the same time. (the rice and the grain) Pain in the arse! Keg's of this beer go quick.

Brew Date:

01/01/2011

Brewed By:

Rick Burnside

Beer Styles:

Class 1 American Pale and Dark Lager

Brew Type:

All-Grain

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Thu, 04/01/2004 - 07:15 — Drew Beechum

2004 February - AHA Commemorative Brew - Double Down Double IPA

This beer was brewed for the 2004 AHA Conference in Vegas as one of 3 beers (SNAFU, QUAFF, us) and a mead (SNAFU) presented to the attendees. The recipe is based on a previous beer brewed by myself (Drew Beechum) and Jim Kopitzke - the Double Trouble IPA. Since this brew is intended to represent the club the recipe was presented to the club for comments. Great comments were collected from everyone, but in particular there should be callouts to MB Raines, Ken Rhude, John Aitchison, Jim Moorman and John Aitchison. The hopping schedule on this beer seems utterly absurd, but it was spurred by some comments that MB made when I came to the conclusion that I wanted a balanced hop character. To see the logic behind the hopping schedule check out the Hop articles on the tech section of the website. Cullen Davis whipped up a great label and homage to Ralph Steadman. Check it out! The beer was bottled up by a six man team who managed to bottle up 400 bottles in 2.5 hours. Thanks to Steve Cook, George Mahoney, Don Knott, Kent Fletcher and Don Knott for their bottle donations. The intrepid bottling team consisted of Matt Udall, Kent Fletcher, Cullen Davis, Steve Cook, Jim Kopitzke, Jay Babchuk and myself. Special thanks to Kent Fletcher for taking care of the ferments and providing a great bottling setup

Brew Date:

02/01/2004

Brewed By:

Kent Fletcher, Jim Kopitzke, Cullen Davis, Drew Beechum, Jim Moorman, MB Raines

Beer Styles:

Double ("Imperial") India Pale Ale

Brew Type:

All-Grain