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Brewing a Huckleberry Grisette: From the Mountains to the Mines

Grisette is a light bodied golden ale that originated as a refreshing beer served to Belgian mine workers in the 19th Century. I thought this malty but light and reserved farmhouse style might be an excellent backbone for adding some of my favorite fruit: Huckleberries! This video focuses on the brewing process, and discusses the final results! Biggest thanks to 5MB Patreon subscribers! If you want to be as awesome as them head over here and join for as little as $1! Every bit goes directly to making more brewing videos, plus opportunities like naming a beer on the show, and getting behind the scenes videos of Melon on brew days! https://patreon.com/5MinuteBrewery?ut... Oh man, new custon 5MB shirts?! Yep, come check them out here. It's a great way to support the channel and get a neat shirt or pint glass as well! http://5-minute-brewery-shop.fourthwa... Thanks to INTO THE AM for supporting the channel, if you're looking for some good quality shirts, use this link and discount code MELON to support 5 minute brewery at the same time! intotheam.com/MELON Recipe was designed with the Brewfather app. Check out the Anvil Foundry here! https://www.anvilbrewing.com/foundry-6-5 My gear: (listed in order of appearance) • Water Filtration: Portable Reverse Osmosis water filter • Digital Mini scale, 200g • Mash Tun: Anvil Foundry (6.5 gallon capacity) • Anvil Steam Condenser • Grain Mill: Malt Master R2 Pro (modified with corded drill) • Hop Strainer: LUCKEG Brand 300 • Fermenter: SS Brewtech 7gal conical with FTSS and FTSS extensions • Hydrometer • Keg: 2.6 Gallon Torpedo Slimline Keg • 5 Gallon CO2 tank and regulator • 5 Gallon Wide mouth PET carboy • Custom built Keezer System with Intertap Taps (Hydrometer, connectors, miscellaneous tubing purchased through MoreBeer) If you decide to brew this batch, or want any more info on my equipment, process, or recipe, leave a comment and let me know how it turned out!