TOP 5 EASY HOMEBREWING BEER RECIPES 

YOUDAMAN!

Just tasted my batch of your orange Creamsicle milkshake ipa. My hats off to you all. It turned out amazing. Thank you!

Just getting in to homebrewing love the vids... I bought one of those electric systems just for the sours and will be making kettle sour and Orange Cream Ale first in it.

Your sour is one of my favorite recipes! I’ve tweaked it a bit to use different fruits but same process! Love your channel. Cheers braj!

g'day braj from down under, love the vids mate!! you've helped me with my home brewing setup, brews & cost cutting skillz, peace!

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It’s nice to hear what some of your fave’s are. Thanks CH!

Another great video. I have to try out using cereal in a brew. I never thought of that! I've used your sour one before and its fantastic. I think I'll have to try the Orange Lollypop IPA next. Keep up the good work braj!!

Keep em Coming Man!!! Love the Vids, hope it's going well in Tennessee!! Can't wait to see some Grain to Glass vids in a few months. Please do more with Brew in a Bag, My favorite part about this channel is you keep it very approachable with non Guchi brew equipment!! I can afford a spikes system but fuck is it way more fun the hands on way you approach it! Also more MBC please.

I love this video, I’ve brewed the pink starburst hazy 3times, 3 different ways, and every time It keeps getting better. I did it with a dried Lutra kviek and it turned out to be more like a bright lager, so good. Thanks for the great recipe.

You make the best " hanging out with the guys having fun brewing" videos! Thanks, Cheers!

I love seeing things like these - reflections on older recipes. If we're recommending recipes for beginners, I think recommending a SMaSH recipe would be good. A simple pale ale that's all 2-row and maybe an accessible hop like cascade that you can buy by the pound is a good way to learn how different hops at different times affect a beer, but pale ales like that are also super refreshing.

My go to easy recipe is 6lbs of Bavarian wheat DME in 5gal of water. Only boil for 15 minutes. Throw in an ounce or two of your favorite citrusy hops at flameout, and dry hop with an ounce or two if you want to hop it up more. Ferment in a warm room with dry Voss kveik. It always turns out delicious and super crushable. Favorite so far was an Amarillo and Mandarina Bavaria combo. Cheers braj!

I found a style of brewing that makes me enjoy any kind of ale a lot more

Love the vids. Ill have to make some of these. I got a few go to that friends and family seem to love entered 1 on a comp and did fairly well in my eyes for a first comp. Cant wait to try some of these.

Hey CH thanks for getting me into homebrewing!

Sometimes we just wanna keep doing porters and stouts! Cheap, makes us feel good about ourselves, and they can get pretty strong. Great video man.

Great tips! I'm still having the last recipe on the bucket list, cheers Brajo !

I love these videos. And I would like to see more quick run through easy recipe beers. My only wish is that there would be at least a single non-fruit, candy, chocolate heavy adjunct beer. I have grown super weary of adjunct heavy beers. But, at the same time... I totally get why you would emphasize them. They mask imperfections.

Baller video per usual!!! Hope your digging Tennessee. Cinnamon Toast Crunch stout is on my list.🍻

Love it. I still want to try that orange creamsicle IPA

Another great video! Nice work man

I still never made a kettle sour and that one sounds absolutely insane! I gotta try it out one of these days

Yeah i needed this video. Mine last few have been very average.

Thanks for the recipes, need to get some more beers in the pipeline, the Hazy looks perfect. Braj4Life

At 2:34 is the face guys make when they see bubbles from the fermenter and coincidentally from the bottom of the bathtub. Thank you for the recipes! Cheers.

Some great recipes for me to try out!

adding these to my list.

I need to get back into brewing since my wife gave me a Vevor electric brewing system. I added a SS Brewtech fermenter. I bottle my beer and honestly, I want my first batch to not taste like the crappy homebrew I use to make that turned me away from brewing. Which of the 3 recipes do you recommend I start with that will give me the best chance at some quality bottled beer. I love hazy IPAs and dark beers equally well. Thanks in advance and thanks for the awesome content!

Awesome stuff CH!

I'm cracking up every time you say kveik haha that cinnamon toast crunch beer is on my list!

Haha, love your pronunciation of KVEIK! 😂 Always great vids 👌🏻

Need a almond joy recipe had a few at a brewery about 4 years ago and they haven’t made one since can’t stop thinking about how good it was

+1 on smoked beer which is no 2 on my To Do list - I will make 2 gal batch not 5 as intended. Thanks. Stay healthy and keep them coming!!!

Great videos! If you made the Orange creamsicle again would you use the same yeast or go with Voss?

Can't wait to see the recipes!

Bout to go make all 5 rn

Thank you for this video, excited to try some. Have you attempted a key lime pie kettle sour and have a good recipe?

Every try a Lemon Lime IPA, I just did one with Galaxy and Citra. Turned out nice

I've been brewing all grain for 9 years and feel like I'm in a 3 year slump. Pretty much the opposite of "trying to get into homebrewing". Hoping pink starburst can get my groove back.

great video man! I just curious about rye, have you try out Rye. how did that come out?

Once you get your setup dialed in you should make a recipe video where you make a NITRO GOLDEN STOUT.

Love the FF6 theme

That's interesting. Gotta try the kettle sour but might need to wait till I upgrade to full electric. There is a way to do it with propane? Also why did you move to Tennessee? I was thinking of San Diego from a different area in California but everyone is jumping ship. You like it there more?

I always felt a hefeweizen is a good simple and cheep ale to brew up for beginners

Great vid man, little refresher for me. However, great info provided. Do you always strain right out of your boil kettle into your fermenter? I mean you gotta aerate anyway right? I'm going to try that next batch!

Does anyone know where he has the Orange Creamsicle recipe posted?

so... not everyone is going to notice that the hops drawer @1:30 does not have magnum hops in the inventory.

I see you also keep your Magnums in the crisper drawer!

Have you ever added carafoam or carapils to get some of that thicky sticky head? I'd love to see a video where mess around with ways to add mouthfeel. A lot of homebrewers (myself included) end up with a thinner/watery mouthfeel.

Have you tried a seltzer with the dry Lutra? If not do you think it would come out as clear as the liquid Lutra?

I’m stealing the Cinnamon Toast Crunch stout recipe for a 2.5gal batch. Plus I still like the old videos, they’re comedy. Cheers braj lord. 🍻🍻🍻

I need to try #1! I’m afraid of the effects of drinking too many lactose beers though🤣🤣

Starting with a stout is logical, very forgiving beer style and not much for ingredients. Here's an easy recipe, what I've been brewing this year. Half rahr 2 row half german pale wheat malt, white labs coastal hazy yeast, and so far I've been using up some whole hops I had, but Im planning on using cascade pellet hops for this brew. Doing 10 gallon batches I use 9lbs of 2 row and 9lbs of wheat, scale that down or up depending. Im thinking about using less hops then I normally do with this one, but for anyone interested use as much or little as you want. For me the beer is light gold in color, not exactly hazy, but not see through either. Good everyday beer to have after work

Philly sour is the shit! No expensive electric kettle and fewer steps. It does require that you add glucose, so table sugar, honey, molasses, pure glucose, etc. the more you add the more sour it can get, but don’t go crazy.

I'll leave a recipe of mine here, that was probably the best fruited sour I've made to this day: Piña Colada Sour - 6.2% ABV OG with puree added: 1.062 OG after 45min boil (without puree): 1.050 45% - Pilsner - 3.5 EBC 45% - Wheat Malt - 4.8 EBC 5% - Acidulated - 6 EBC 5% - Caramel Pils - 5 EBC 1oz/gal - Table Sugar - Boil - 5min 6oz/gal - Coconut Flakes - Boil - 5 min 1.5lbs/gal - Pineapple Purée - Added to primary at end of fermentation 15 IBU - El Dorado - Aroma - 20 min hopstand @ 85°C / 185°F 0.7oz/gal Sabro Dry Hop - 3 days before kegging 0.5pkg/gal Philly Sour (2pkgs for a 5 gal batch should be fine) Don't forget yeast nutrients! I targeted a 1:1 Cl:SO ratio and a 3:2 Cl:Na ratio.

The orange creamsicle is a legit recipe. I’ve brewed it a few times now and it’s a mainstay in my beersmith. Cost me an arm and a d*ck tho the first time brewing it haha

Hey Braj, have you had any success using Maltodextrin instead of Lactose in your creamy beers? Just the idea of adding powdered lactose makes my bowels hurt.

Great clips. Love your personality. I'm from down under under. Tassie. It's the place where bubbles in beer was invented. "Yahoo serious", check the movie out.

Love the thumbnail as it made me click! Plus the goodbelly addition is a great idea!

This channel is still so underrated

My Braj!

there's a time for complicated..........but yeah sometimes easy beer is just as delicious!

I brewed a five gallon batch on Saturday and pitched Safe 05 yeast. I haven't been home since but my family said there has been no activity. What do I do when I get home?

You should rebrew these top beers with your (or the typical) modern techniques!

nice

Which one is the most MBC’able tho?

I wish I could hang out with you guys.

Spyderco Manix?

I need to make a kettle sour but I'm lazy and don't want to double boil. bahahaha!!! Cheers

Man I think we need people that have been doing it for a while to talk about all the failures. Some times you have to cut your losses.

You're a stud. Someday we'll have to brew together homie.

You should redo your orange creamsicle?!?!!!

Beauty

I just went and rewatched that Orange is the new Braj video so I can have it ready this summer. I think you are too harsh on your older vids man. Sure your newer stuff is cleaner, but the older vids are great too.

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Were those condoms in the yeast drawer?

3:20 Someone's a Sunset Riders fan, aren't you?

I don't know what it would be called. I boiled 10 lbs of ground fresh ginger, cinnamon sticks, 5 lbs raw sugar and champagne yeast. What ever it is called it was very refreshing.

How dare you sneak a seltzer in there! I need to try that #1! Also, I should try a seltzer one of these days.

You're in Knoxville now? Let's get a beer!!

What happened to the Wed live show? Did braj take my 2.99 and retire? Love your content hope all well..

Beers that make you go hmmm

Cinnamon toast brajj

Whos the brajette😍? Who ever is dry hopping that is a lucky man

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3.30 product placement… nice

This video is the epitome of everything I hate about "craft" beer.

Top result for "Stagflatulations"

ok man...slight crush on the Brajjette.....just saying

I was born because you hid the condoms in the brewing ingredients!

How about brewing something that sounds like beer? Orange Creamsicle? WTF? A German Pilsner or Helles?

Is your wallet empty ?

I think braj should have a snapchat so we can send mbc's and random song snaps. That would be dope.