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Old 10-05-2012, 02:36 AM   #11
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I'm thinking I might put some of the hazelnut stout in my stollen this year!


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I'm thinking I might put some of the hazelnut stout in my stollen this year!
That would actually probably be really good.


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Old 10-05-2012, 07:37 PM   #13
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One of my favorite "flavored" brown ales. I've brewed a few clones of it myself but none have quite compared to the Rogue offering. Ariza*Poet you might wanna check out Sam Adams Hazelnut Brown. It's a lot less sweet and has a much more mellow nut flavor. Not my cup of tea...err beer, but you might like it.
right on I'll give it a try. Thanx for the suggestion.

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I ended up brewing a hazelnut stout recently. I used a hazelnut extract that I bought. It was supposed to be enough for a 5 gallon batch of beer, but I decided to use only half for my 5 gallon batch. I wanted the hazelnut to be a little more subtle. It turns out I should have used way less, even still! The hazelnut flavor is very overpowering. It's almost undrinkable. I hate to say it, but I think it might have even turned me off to the Rogue's! I'm going to age it for a good long time and see if it becomes better. If not, it might be reserved as an ingredient for baked goods...
is there any other hazelnut stouts? I've never had one
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is there any other hazelnut stouts? I've never had one
I've never seen one. It just seemed like a good idea at the time when I made it. I think it would have been great if I would have used a lot less extract. I've had them aging a couple months. I'm going to try one this weekend to see if it's any better. I'd really like to make a beer with real hazelnuts, but the oils might mess up head retention. I think the natural flavor is way different than the extract.
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One of my favorite "flavored" brown ales. I've brewed a few clones of it myself but none have quite compared to the Rogue offering. Ariza*Poet you might wanna check out Sam Adams Hazelnut Brown. It's a lot less sweet and has a much more mellow nut flavor. Not my cup of tea...err beer, but you might like it.
looked at 2 different places and couldn't find it. I'll continue my search
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looked at 2 different places and couldn't find it. I'll continue my search
when i found it is was in a 12pack sampler, haven't seen it here by the 6pack yet (oreogn)


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