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Gruit Recipes

BASIC GRUIT ALE
MUGWORT ANTI IMPERIAL STOUT
MODERN GRUIT ALE
MODERN GRUIT ALE VARIATIONS
FOURTEENTH CENTURY GRUIT ALE
SAGE ALE RECIPES
 BOG MYRTLE ALE RECIPE

Author: gruitale.com
Details: This beer is modeled on a Scottish Ale.

The taste balances quite well between the maltiness,
alcohol and gruit herbs. Herbs used are the 3 true
gruit herbs: Yarrow, Bog myrtle & Wild rosemary.

Author: Dave Bonta
Details: Dave's recipe calls for no less than

Mugwort, Licorice, Chicory, Chamomile, Lemon grass,
Orange peel, Vanilla extract and Sarsaparilla.
Talk about brewing a revolution!

 

Author: gruitale.com
Details: A modern recipe spiced mostly with Yarrow

and Mugwort, adding only a small amount of Bog myrtle
and Wild rosemary (at the end of the boil),
providing a unique herbal bitterness.

Author: Christopher Moore
Details: Chris offers a variant of the above Modern

Gruit Ale recipe. He adds Dark Crystal and Cara-Pils
specialty grains to the grain bill and malto-dextrin
for added body and mouthfeel.

Author: John Harrison
From: Sacred and Herbal Healing Beers
Details: This recipe is not a true recreation of a 14th

century Gruit, but rather a small and easy all grain
recipe for 5L / 1Gl batch. With true Gruit herbs.

From: Sacred and Herbal Healing Beers
Details: A small collection of 3 Sage ale recipes

+ A Modern Recipe,
+ A Nineteeth-Century Recipe with Hops,
+ An eighteeth-Century Recipe

From: Sacred and Herbal Healing Beers
Details: A very basic all grain Bog Myrtle (a.k.a.

Sweet gale) recipe. It calls for 110g / 4oz of fresh
Bog myrtle, with half boiled and half added later
to fermenter.

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