Topic: Tripel de Garre

[Wamser]

HI...

More wich request a clone recipe
http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/tripel-de-garre/27985/


I would ask if anyone knows where can I find the history of this brewery.
Your malts, hops...available in your area


Anyone ever successfully cloned the beer?

 

[Hopmans]

Never heard of this tripel, but apparently it's a fucking good piece of work!

[Edgar]

Never heard of this tripel, but apparently it's a fucking good piece of work!

Well, that's before you figure out how Ratebeer works. Which I haven't yet, so, YEAH! Great Beer!

(sorry no idea. Did you consider asking the... never mind , they appear not to be online...)

[Wamser]

Well, that's before you figure out how Ratebeer works. Which I haven't yet, so, YEAH! Great Beer!

(sorry no idea. Did you consider asking the... never mind , they appear not to be online...)

I still looking for a recipe of this beer.

 

but I don't have information about IBU, color and malt, hops...

 

[Wamser]

Well, that's before you figure out how Ratebeer works. Which I haven't yet, so, YEAH! Great Beer!

(sorry no idea. Did you consider asking the... never mind , they appear not to be online...)

Edgar,

you information about this beer?
 

[Edgar]

I'm sorry no I don't. But I wouldn't mind seeing if I can find it in the near future. In fact a forum member is visiting me and a large beer specialist today, and I wil ask him to look for it.

[EBC]

In Bruges, there is a small café in a small street called de Garre.

This beer is brewed for them bij the BIOS brewery in Ertvelde, also known as Van Steenberghe.

I remember it as a strong beer with a thick foamy head. But it has been some years ago...

http://www.vansteenberge.com/

It is the same beer as Piraat. Maybe you can find the recipe for that one...

[Wamser]

I'm sorry no I don't. But I wouldn't mind seeing if I can find it in the near future. In fact a forum member is visiting me and a large beer specialist today, and I wil ask him to look for it.

OK!

If you get something ... I'll be very happy!

 

thanks BrewFriend

[Wamser]

In Bruges, there is a small café in a small street called de Garre.

This beer is brewed for them bij the BIOS brewery in Ertvelde, also known as Van Steenberghe.

I remember it as a strong beer with a thick foamy head. But it has been some years ago...

http://www.vansteenberge.com/

It is the same beer as Piraat. Maybe you can find the recipe for that one...

But you don't know the ingredients?
And if the yeast is of house or was adquired in a store?

 

[EBC]

but you don't know the ingredients?
and if the yeast is of house or was adquired in a store?

 

Google on 'Piraat clone recipe' and you will get plenty hits...

[Wamser]

Google on 'Piraat clone recipe' and you will get plenty hits...

Though I have not brewed it, this recipe looks close to what I think Piraat tastes like. I assume it is for 5 gallons.
 
14 lbs. Belgian Pils
.25 lbs. Acidulated Malt
1 lbs. Midwest Wheat Malt
1.5 lbs. Honey
.75 lbs. Corn Flaked

.5 oz. Cascade (Whole, 5.50 %AA) boiled 0 min.
2 oz. Liberty (Whole, 4.1 %AA) boiled 90 min.
1 oz. Cascade (Whole, 5.50 %AA) boiled 15 min.

1/2 ounces Corriander, ground
1 ounces Sweet Orange zest, fresh

Yeast : Wyeast 3787 Trappist High Gravity info

http://www.babblebelt.com/newboard/thread.html?tid=1108752780&th=1152145596&pg=&tpg=1

?

[Wamser]

Google on 'Piraat clone recipe' and you will get plenty hits...

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/piraat-belgium-tripel-ipa-clone-help-arrgh-73975/

[Hopmans]

Yeast : Wyeast 3787 Trappist High Gravity

No way!
If you brew this, you get a Westmalle.
The yeast is very important.

You mast have a bottle from the brewery.
Piraat, Gulden Draak etc...

Whithout the yeast; no clone.

[Caspar]

I think you should use the Duvel yeast (Wyeast Belgian Strong Ale) if you want to brew a Piraat clone.

[EBC]

I think you should use the Duvel yeast (Wyeast Belgian Strong Ale) if you want to brew a Piraat clone.

Certainly better than Westmalle, but surely not suitable for a BIOS clone. Like Hopmans says, try and get a bottle of Van Steenberge beer and cultivate the yeast sediment.

[Wamser]

No way!
If you brew this, you get a Westmalle.
The yeast is very important.

You mast have a bottle from the brewery.
Piraat, Gulden Draak etc...

Whithout the yeast; no clone.

OK!
I'll find a bottle to cultivate yeast.

and the recipe is good?

[EBC]

and the recipe is good?

I would not use Cascade hops. I would go for a European hop. East Kent Goldings, Fuggle/Styrian Goldings, Hallertau.

Use the coriander and orange peel sparingly. Better too little than to much.

[Wamser]

I'm sorry no I don't. But I wouldn't mind seeing if I can find it in the near future. In fact a forum member is visiting me and a large beer specialist today, and I wil ask him to look for it.

Hi Edgar!!

how are you?

he say anything?

 

[Wamser]

Google on 'Piraat clone recipe' and you will get plenty hits...

Hi EBC


http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/piraat-belgium-tripel-ipa-clone-help-arrgh-73975/index3.html

Am I searching the correct clone recipe?

 

[Liemingbrouwer]

There is another beer that is the same as Garre;
Dorre van Dormaal is generally served in the region around Zoutleeuw.
Served in the same glass.
Brewed by the same brewery.
And almost similar in taste and view ...