question: Could you share a beer recipe that would be a perfect match for Key Lime Pie?
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answer.brewers_tips: Rack into a secondary fermenter and add your strawberries. Use a blow-off rather than an airlock as the fermentation can get pretty wild as the yeast starts using the sugar from the strawberries.
answer.description: A 9.2% Double IPA aged for 21 months in a 1965 Invergordon cask with 30 kg of fresh highland strawberries. This beer is a riot of whisky, caramel and strawberry, all tempered by a toe curling bitterness enducing rapture in all who taste it. Who needs champagne?
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answer.attribute: bitter
answer.name: Columbus Extract
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answer.attribute: bitter
answer.name: Columbus
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answer.attribute: flavour
answer.name: Columbus
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answer.attribute: flavour
answer.name: Centennial
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answer.attribute: flavour
answer.name: Simcoe
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answer.attribute: flavour
answer.name: Columbus
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answer.attribute: flavour
answer.name: Centennial
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answer.name: Centennial
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answer.attribute: aroma
answer.name: Columbus
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answer.attribute: aroma
answer.name: Simcoe
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answer.attribute: aroma
answer.name: Amarillo
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answer.name: Extra Pale
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answer.name: Caramalt
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answer.name: Crystal 150
answer.yeast: Wyeast 1272 - American Ale II™
answer.unit: celsius
answer.unit: celsius
answer.twist: Oak chips: 15g, Fresh strawberries: 3kg
answer.name: Zephyr
answer.unit: litres