Anchor Steam Clone Recipe
Entrepreneurial brewers, especially German emigrants bought their knowledge and techniques for brewing lager and adapted to the conditions of California and the result is Steam beer. As time moved on and refrigeration became widely available lager became more dominant until steam beer became a thing of the past.
Anchor Brewing which has existed and nearly disappeared multiple times introduced Anchor Steam in 1971 which was based on the pre-prohibition recipes of the late 1800s. Showcasing Northern Brewer hops and fermented with lager yeast at ale fermenting temperature Anchor Steam is a truly unique beer.
Allagash White Clone Recipe
Allagash White is unmistakably a lovingly crafted homage to Hoegaarden.
Allagash White has all the traits and follows the style guidelines of Belgian Wit, a wheat beer, cloudy in appearance and spiced to create a refreshing and crisp beer. Allagash brewery clearly follows a Belgian philosophy to brewing with a coolship and oak barrel ageing of many of their beers is more akin to traditional Belgian brewers than Portland, Maine.
Allagash White is spiced with coriander seed and curacao orange peel very much the same as Hoegaarden.
Guinness Clone Recipe
When it comes to duplicating one of the most iconic beers in the world it is always going to be tough. Guinness has a simple recipe but is hard to replicate, especially when you are comparing to draught versions which are carbonated with a blend of nitrogen.