Does anyone know of a spicy beer?!


Question: I was thinking of starting my own brew with a little bite to it. Anyone know of a beer like this and was it good ?


Answers: I was thinking of starting my own brew with a little bite to it. Anyone know of a beer like this and was it good ?

Just a little extra something....try a bloody tom
1 part bloody mary mix(the spicier the better)
3 parts beer( I like miller for these things)
salt(optional)

No. Try adding a little chili powder. "The New Complete Joy of Homebrewing" by Charlie Papazian has a porter recipe that calls for some chili powder.

Cave Creek Chili Beer is ok for a novelty beer. It is basically a standard pilsner with a jalapeno floating in the bottle.
Years ago some buddies and I saw it at the store and had to try it. It had a decent kick but it was not something we had to have again.

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For the most part, I don't like my beers altered in any kind of way, but I did try a Harpoon Christmas Ale and it freaking rocked! It had cinnamon, nutmeg, and I believe just a touch of capsicum for that "bite". Check it out, you'll dig it the most.





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