McChouffe clone/caramel notes

Sat Dec 20, 2008 3:58 am

Does anyone have any idea how to make something resembling McChouffe? I am interested in the intense caramel note that it exhibits. It's the most incredibly caramel flavor I've had in a beer. I was considering doing Pils malt, a little munich, candi syrup and a hefty dose of crystal 40L, maybe some special B and melanoidin. I've heard the WLP550 is the closest yeast, and that seems reasonable. Anyone know of another malt besides crystal 40L that gives a caramel/toffee flavor?
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Re: McChouffe clone/caramel notes

Sun Dec 21, 2008 12:43 pm

Caramunich. It's probably my favorite specialty grain. They use it in Belgians a lot.
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