Scottish Ale (extract) - Mark Irwin@@,QBNB@?<Scottish AleExport 80?ff??-?y@̜@pAB AAMedium to dark brown color.Similar to English Best Bitter, maltier and full bodyLow bitteress.May have some diacetyl.Caledonian 80 Export, Bellhaven Scottish Ale, McEwan's Export.CGoldings - E.K.@P@AA8B4BMild, slightly flowery.EnglandEnglish Ales. Bitters, India Pale Ales, Porters.English Fuggle, B.C. Goldings, Willamette. A@?<NAGoldings - E.K.@P@AA8B4BMild, slightly flowery.EnglandEnglish Ales. Bitters, India Pale Ales, Porters.English Fuggle, B.C. Goldings, Willamette. A@?L@Generic LME - Light ract UnHoppedGenericGenericrez?@@B@As{Bs{B@?Crystal 60Lstal 60LAmericaZ?pB@A'B'B??3#@Roasted BarleyMaltley MaltAmerica?C@@+_rB+_lB>ef?Homebrew Homework - March 2000 The following recipe should brew a beer with an original gravity of around 1.060, with 32.5 IBUs of bitterness, and a colour of 17L. The recipe has been set up to use the same flavour grains and hops regardless of whether you are doing an all-grain or an extract recipe. If you want to do a partial-mash recipe, youll have to figure out the combination of grain and extract yourself. Batch Size: 5 Gallons Base malt: Pick one of (depending on whether you do all-grain or extract) 10.25 lbs Pale Ale Malt (this is assuming a mashing efficiency of 75%) or 6.25 lbs Light DME or 6.75 lbs Light LME Flavour grains: 6 oz. Biscuit Malt 8 oz. Crystal 60L 2 oz. Roasted Barley Hops: 9 HBU East Kent Goldings @ 60 Min 1.5 HBU East Kent Goldings @ 7 min Yeast: Your choice of: 1084 (Irish) 1728 (Scottish) 1338 (European) A dry yeast Note: Promash numbers did not translate very well.P