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Home > Shows & Podcasts > The Jamil Show > Irish Red Ale - The Jamil Show 05-05-08
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Irish Red Ale

Homebrewing Irish Red Ale

Broadcast Date: 2008-05-05 01:00:00

Running time: 1:12:46

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Homebrewing beer. Irish Red Ale is an easy drinking beer, with an up front malty sweetness and a dry finish. Jamil explains why the beer he entered shouldn't have taken first place for this style.
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Small rant.. by Cedric, July 09, 2009
OK, I don't want to sound rude or anything, its a fun show to listen to and it's entertaining.. But, if I may critique a bit...

this show, like many of the other ones, contained an unbelievable amount of absolutely off-topic discussions and very little info on the actual style of Irish Red Ale.. Just a quick recipe that you must really concentrate hard to decipher between all the unrelated chit chat...

I would have liked discussions about:

- Difference between commercial examples, please try to elaborate on the spectrum of style, not give only one very specific recipe and thats it..

- Yeast selection.. Especially regarding the fact that lager versions of the styles are accepted per BJPC standards, which was not mentioned at all in the show.

- And what about water adjustments..?

I think all the styles show could be revisited like you did for ciders, as they all contain very few information.
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