Well ... if you follow this blog at all, you are familiar with my BJCP Goal and Roll-a-Style list.
Of course, the idea is that I have a list of beer styles that I've never brewed. I roll a virtual 20-sided online die, and brew the style that corresponds with the number that comes up.
Originally, I had 20 beers on the list and several on "the bench". I've reduced the list so that I'm still rolling a 20-sided die, but not all the numbers have a style assigned to them. In fact, soon I'll be rolling a 12 sided die.
You also likely know that quite often I know what I want to brew next and "pretend" to roll that die to correspond with the style I want to brew next.
Part of the reason I recently picked Tafel Mystère Belgian Single (Batch 383) to brew was to build up some Belgian yeast so that I could get to a style I've had on the list since the debut of the list.
So ... I pretended to roll a 16
"A strong, pale, somewhat spicy Belgian ale with a pleasant rounded malt flavor, firm bitterness, and dry finish. Quite aromatic, with spicy, fruity, and light alcohol notes combining with the supportive clean malt character to produce a surprisingly drinkable beverage considering the high alcohol content."
I called it Yoker Belgian Triple.
Now my Roll-a-Style list looks like this:
My "Bench" now includes:
- Historical Beer: Roggenbier
- Historical Beer: London Brown Ale
- Historical Beer: Lichtenhainer
- Specialty IPA: Belgian IPA
- Specialty IPA: White IPA
- Specialty IPA: Brut IPA
- SheppyBrew Random Recipe
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