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 <title>Maca's Grand Crue</title>
 <brewer>Ian McGregor</brewer>
 <style>Belgian Specialty Ale</style>
 <batch quantity="20.000000 L" mash="false" />
 <notes class="recipe" >My attempt at a Belgian Grand Crue copy
sort of adapted form several sources

Added the crystal malt just because I had some ,same as usual put in pot with cold water and heated
until just before boil strained off then continued with the rest of the extract and honey to the boil

1/2 corriander, irish moss and orange peel added at 10mins 
and the rest after boil to steep

Primary ferment 4 days

Secondary 14 days and still active?? might be the honey??
may bottle even when the airlock is still a little active
will leave until 19 days
intend to age until summer (5months) for an interesting summer beer</notes>
 <grains>
  <grain use="extract" quantity="2.700000 kg" color="5" extract="1.037" >Light malt extract</grain>
  <grain use="steeped" quantity="0.250000 kg" color="60" extract="1.034" >Crystal 60L</grain>
  <grain use="extract" quantity="1.500000 kg" color="1.5" extract="1.035" >Honey</grain>
 </grains>
 <hops>
  <hop form="pellet" alpha="3.2" quantity="28.000000 g" time="60" >Hallertauer</hop>
  <hop form="pellet" alpha="3.2" quantity="14.000000 g" time="60" >Hallertauer</hop>
  <hop form="pellet" alpha="3.2" quantity="14.000000 g" time="10" >Hallertauer</hop>
 </hops>
 <miscingredients>
  <miscingredient notes="A generic ingredient" quantity="3.000000 unit" >Grated peel of Orange</miscingredient>
  <miscingredient notes="grams chopped seeds" quantity="10.000000 unit" >Corriander</miscingredient>
  <miscingredient notes="grams powder" quantity="10.000000 unit" >Corriander</miscingredient>
  <miscingredient notes="grams mixture of seeds and powder" quantity="22.000000 unit" >Corriander</miscingredient>
  <miscingredient notes="package" quantity="1.000000 unit" >American Ale yeast</miscingredient>
  <miscingredient notes="clarifying" quantity="1.000000 unit" >Irish Moss</miscingredient>
 </miscingredients>
</recipe>
