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Can You Brew It: Jolly Pumpkin Dark Dawn- The Jamil Show

The 2nd in our Jolly Pumpkin challenge is Madrugada Obscura

Broadcast Date: 2009-10-26 19:00:00

Running time: 01:24:28

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The CYBI crew is once again put to the test with another Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales challenge. This time the crew is asked to homebrew Madrugada Obscure (Dark Dawn). This complex craft beer is a Belgian-inspired stout that is dark, roasty and one of the most unique beers on earth. Once again CYBI enlists sour expert Mike Mraz to tackle the challenge. Can he brew it?

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Citra APA recipe by Steve Gruver, October 24, 2009

What was the Citra APA Tasty Recipe?

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Post it? by Jon Holmes, October 29, 2009

You going to post this show at some point, or have you guys completely given up?

It's obvious the end is near....

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... by qwerty, October 30, 2009

Don't agree with JZ's assertions that the roastiness will drop out. Brewed a dry stout with black malt flour, and there was no black layer in the bottom of the keg after 6 months. Maybe the flavour attemperates with time, but I don't see a dropping out of suspended particulate.....

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