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Presidential Beer Recipes

 
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I was caught off guard when I heard the White House made publicly available its in-house beer recipes here. They were given by a local beer master and are purportedly "well received" in taste testing. I have looked into several White House released recipes in the past and have been impressed. Though I have not yet brewed these beers myself I think there are several people here that may be interested.



 
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Looks pretty good. I was hoping they would do an all grain recipe. I think replacing the cans of malt extract with base grain would turn out fine, probably better, actually.
 
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I was thinking along the same lines. Generally, I prefer ingredients as minimally processed as possible.
 
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