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Wind blowing through my hair. Top down, my snout filled with the wonderful aroma of salty air from my left, orange groves from my right. The sky illuminated in magnificent hues of fiery red and crimson. Blasting north along Highway 1, losing myself in the beauty of the fading light. That’s my idea of a perfect California evening.

This California Dreamin’ recipe is my idea of the perfect California beer. The oats gives this brew a nice creamy mouthfeel, while the vanilla beans and orange peel give this light golden brew the perfect amount of sweetness to instantly transport you to those warm West coast days and nights.

10% of each California Dreamin’ recipe sold will be donated to the Humane Society of Southern Arizona. In honor of Barley, who was once a homeless pup himself, our goal at Mr. Beer is to use Barley’s homebrew recipes to benefit homeless animals in need in our local community. Delicious beer for a great cause… what more could you ask for?

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MAKES APPROX. 2 GALLONS OF BEER IN ABOUT 3 WEEKS.

OG:1.042 (approx.) -- FG: 1.010 (approx.)

Suggested lager time is 1-2 weeks.

Flavor: Fruity

ABV (alc/vol): 4.1%

SRM (Color): 2

IBU (Bitterness): 13

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    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    10 years ago
    Getting better with age!!

    This beer taste great. Be prepared to take your time. Primary fermentation 10 days secondary fermentation another 10 days and condioning close to 6 weeks. After 4 weeks of condioning at 50 degrees I had to bring the bottles up from the basement to warm up so the beer would carbonate. Other than that issue I'm likely to brew this again.