Cedar Rapids Brewing Society

Tilted Kilt is back once again. And this time I really like it. It's malty, and roasty, and toasty and pretty yummy. It's no longer an Irish Amber Ale, more of a brown color. So we're just calling it an Irish Ale. I used Golden Promise as the base malt along with some Munich Malt. Some crystal malts and a little bit of roasted barley, and pale chocolate. An Irish ale strain from white labs, and Mt. Hood hops.

So a short summary of beers on tap....

American Wheat (Golden Hawk Wheat)
Bees Knees Honey Ale thingy
Red Rocket American Amber
Flying Aces Pale Ale
Oatmeal Stout
Double Red (Jedi Braid)
Weizenbock
Czech Your Head Pilsner
Tilted Kilt Irish Ale
Ayinger Brau Weisse
Jolly Pumpkin Bam Biere
Three American adjunct lagers

“It's no longer an Irish Amber Ale, more of a brown color” My new slogan for today…


From: Lower Case T [mailto:shelf@crbeernuts.org]
Sent: Friday, March 16, 2012 10:19 AM
To: shelf@crbeernuts.org
Subject: New Seasonal 3rd base


Tilted Kilt is back once again. And this time I really like it. It's malty, and roasty, and toasty and pretty yummy. It's no longer an Irish Amber Ale, more of a brown color. So we're just calling it an Irish Ale. I used Golden Promise as the base malt along with some Munich Malt. Some crystal malts and a little bit of roasted barley, and pale chocolate. An Irish ale strain from white labs, and Mt. Hood hops.

So a short summary of beers on tap....

American Wheat (Golden Hawk Wheat)
Bees Knees Honey Ale thingy
Red Rocket American Amber
Flying Aces Pale Ale
Oatmeal Stout
Double Red (Jedi Braid)
Weizenbock
Czech Your Head Pilsner
Tilted Kilt Irish Ale
Ayinger Brau Weisse
Jolly Pumpkin Bam Biere
Three American adjunct lagers




LCT

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