Have You Seen Cleopatra's Asp? - ARCHIVED
Have You Seen Cleopatra's Asp? - ARCHIVED
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Ancient Egyptians were known for their brewing prowess, even immortalizing it in their hieroglyphics. Barley and wheat spiced with mandrake root (an aphrodisiac), dates and honey; their beer began as loaves of bread stomped into submission and fermented lovingly to render a drinkable wage.
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Ancient Egyptians were known for their brewing prowess, even immortalizing it in their hieroglyphics. Barley and wheat spiced with mandrake root (an aphrodisiac), dates and honey; their beer began as loaves of bread stomped into submission and fermented lovingly to render a drinkable wage. Our amped-up take on appeasing your inner sphinx is easier to brew than the original, while keeping the key flavors at heart. Blood red malt and a little wheat form the core, with a little sugar and spice to bring it all together for a tasty trip down memory lane in the Valley of the Kings. A dash of cayenne provides the bite that sealed the queen's fate, but here it is pleasure, not pain, that carries you away.
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MAKES APPROX. 2 GALLONS OF BEER IN ABOUT 3 WEEKS.
OG: 1.077 (approx.) -- FG: 1.014 (approx.)
Suggested conditioning time is 2 to 3 months.
Flavor: Balanced
ABV (alc/vol): 8.4%
SRM (Color): 16
IBU (Bitterness): 30

