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Coopers Stout Clone PDF Print E-mail
Author: Andy Walsh   
Beer Style:stout, foreign stout, Coopers Stout clone
Recipe Type:all-grain
Description:
It is basically a foreign style stout: quite bitter (maybe 45 IBU), alcoholic (6.8%), coffeeish and oily. I believe Coopers use dextrose in all their beers, including this one. My Roger Protz (a Pom) book says they use lager malt, crystal and roast barley. I would have guessed a little chocolate as well. Pride of Ringwood hops are certainly used.
Ingredients:
  • 9.5 pounds 2-row lager malt
  • 1/4 pound chocolate malt
  • 3/4 pound crystal malt (60L)
  • 1.25 pound roast barley
  • 1 pound dextrose
  • 1 ounce Pride of Ringwood hops (9.5% alpha, 60 minute boil)
  • Yeastlabs Australian ale yeast (or Wyeast London)
Procedure:
Single step infusion mash or step mash. Culture yeast from bottle of Coopers if available, otherwise use yeasts mentioned in ingredients list.
 
 
 

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