Annie’s Three Paths Pale Ale
The Inspiration
Annie’s Three Paths Pale Ale is a tribute to the female warrior who inspired us all to pursue our dreams fearlessly. Her spirit is a reminder that life is a journey with three paths – the past, the present, and the future – and that we must give equal importance to all three in our pursuit of happiness.
The Recipe
Annie’s Three Paths Pale Ale is a delicious and refreshing brew that is perfect for any occasion. Here is the recipe on how to make it right in your own kitchen:
Ingredients:
- 7lbs 2-row pale malt
- 1lb Crystal 60L malt
- 1oz Cascade hops
- 1oz Chinook hops (boiling)
- 1oz Cascade hops (flameout)
- 1oz Chinook hops (dry hopping)
- 1 packet American ale yeast
Instructions:
- Begin by mashing the 7lbs of 2-row pale malt and 1lb of Crystal 60L in 2.5 gallons of water at 152°F for 60 minutes.
- Afterward, sparge the grains with 3 gallons of water and collect the wort in a brew kettle.
- Add 1oz of Cascade hops and 1oz of Chinook hops to the wort and bring to a boil for 60 minutes.
- After 60 minutes, cool the wort to 68°F and pitch the packet of American ale yeast.
- When the fermentation is complete (usually 7-10 days), add 1oz of Cascade hops (flameout) and 1oz of Chinook hops (dry hopping) for added aroma and flavor.
- Bottle or keg the beer and let it carbonate for one week before serving. Enjoy the fruits of your labor with friends and family!
The Taste
Annie’s Three Paths Pale Ale has a bright golden color with a crisp and refreshing taste. The Cascade and Chinook hops give the beer a floral aroma and a slightly bitter finish, while the Crystal 60L malt provides a subtle sweetness to balance out the bitterness. This beer is perfect for drinking on a sunny day or paired with your favorite grilled dishes.
In conclusion
Brewing Annie’s Three Paths Pale Ale is a labor of love that requires patience, dedication, and attention to detail. However, the end result is a delicious and refreshing beer that is perfect for sharing with friends and family. So grab your brewing equipment and chart your own course with Annie’s Three Paths Pale Ale!
