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James Squire 150 Lashes Style Recipe
Product Description
Includes:
1 x Rapid Creek Pale Ale
1 x 1kg Ultrabrew
1 x 150g Golden Naked Oats (Steeped)
1 x 12g Amarillo Finishing Hops (Infusion Method)
1 x 12g Centennial Finishing Hops (Dry Method)
Note: These recipes do not duplicate the nominated brand but give you a starting point for experimentation.
Product Reviews
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Great beer
Posted by Unknown on 14th Jun 2022
Great beer, the only thing i would do is add walt malt extract that in my experience gives more lik ethe 150 lashes
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Fantastic Drop
Posted by Mike on 29th Dec 2020
I have tasted good homebrew in my time, but this has to be one of the best recipes ever. I wouldn’t say it tastes too much like the real stuff, but it’s really a great brew. I’m thinking this could well me my go to brew in the future
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Easy to make & delicious
Posted by Stephen on 16th Jan 2018
So i bought this one based on the previous reviews & it's turned out brilliantly.
Great flavours. My best home brew yet.
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Brilliant!
Posted by Tim on 28th Aug 2016
This was the second beer I had ever brewed and it has blown me away! So impressed with the flavours and how it is a close replica to the original. Will be my go to brew.
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Defintite session beer.
Posted by Marken Artisan on 5th Sep 2015
This is so close to the original a mate of mine tried to tell me i just kegged a case of JS 150. I like a quite hoppy beer so the second time i made this I doubled the nelson sauvin infusion method. Fantastic Brew.
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Better than original
Posted by sambo on 12th Jul 2015
was impressed with this gem. I always enjoyed the 150 lashes by james squires fresh hoppy and flavoursome but this hybrid I believe is a better version because not only is it all of the original and more its a sessional beer I can down more of these than the original! You wont be disappointed definite keeper. If you like the original its a must try!!!
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As close to original as it gets
Posted by chambo01@bigpond.com on 15th Nov 2014
I brewed my 20lts in two 10lts fermenters
Decanted into 8 x 3.2 Lts Tap King kegs
Added 8 carbonation drops to each keg
Replaced CO2 canister to each keg
Left to settle for 1 week before trying first keg
It was a bit cloudy waited another 2 weeks before opening next keg
Resulting in a clear full, flavoured beer, with plenty of gas
Just put down second brew and hope it s as good
