Category Archives: Belgian Beer Recipes

Belgian/French Saison aka Farmhouse Ale Recipe +Fruit – All Grain

Posted on February 7, 2020 by ray kodiak

Brew in 2020: Belgian Saison (no fruit additions) Beer came out delicious – this yeast/beer needs conditioning and aging, right off the bat it doesn’t taste all that good, but give it 3 months and what a difference, give it … Continue reading →

Apricot Belgian Blonde 10 Gallon Recipe // All Grain

Posted on October 31, 2015 by ray kodiak

brew-day: 12/26/2015 // OG – 1.072 // Update on temp. chart of fermentation later along with FG, we are hoping for 8%. This recipe originally called for 3lb of sugar, we used 1.5lb. If you want 9%, add that extra … Continue reading →

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Belgian Stout All Grain Recipe

Posted on December 5, 2014 by ray kodiak

September 11th, 2016 Brew: ( 10 gallon batch )… OG 1.080 // Sep 11, 2016 FG 1.012 // Sep 24, 2016 Fermentation took a solid week. ABV 8.9% // SRM 25 90 Minutes Mash at around 148F, followed by … Continue reading →

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Belgian Abbey Ale – 5/10 + gallon batch

Posted on June 17, 2013 by ray kodiak

Above picture was taken on a frosty November morning 11/23/2013. Belgian beer in general needs to be aged properly for longer than your average, we recommend at least a good 3 months, you will noticed the beer get considerably better … Continue reading →

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Belgian Pale Ale – 5 gallon batch

Posted on April 6, 2013 by ray kodiak

A lighter Belgian beer, similar to a English Ale – with a medium copper color. Not overly hoppy or malty. Brewed on 4/7/2013 – OG was 1.059 Kegged Beer on 4/14/2013 – FG was 1.015 ABV% 5.78% Standard mash at … Continue reading →

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