Here’s how to brew your own Czech Dark Lager(Tmavé) at home.
In this video I walk through the process of how to brew the 13° Tmavé on a 5 gallon scale.
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Tanglefoot Brewing is a small Czech lager focused brewery in Temple, TX.
In 2021 the brewery opened in the back of my family’s BBQ restaurant that had been operating for 53 years. The restaurant has since closed and Tanglefoot has now taken over the entire space.
This YouTube channel was started to document the process of opening, running and growing a small craft brewery.
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Amazing! Thank you! Unfortunately don't get those malts where I live but will try and see what substitutes I can get
Looking good, how about the 21 degree for a little winter warmer. I know its still August but Im thinking it may want to rest a few months. Get that 13 into national distribution so I can buy it up here in Green Bay!
Awesome, nice job. Thanks for that. I'll try your method next time round regarding pulling some grain for a quick boil. My last batch which I'm still drinking I added the carafa at the sparge stage
All homebrewers will greatly appreciate this video…..something I can't wrap my head around….a Czech beer (Tmave) that uses Czech yeast, Czech hops, and German malts??? You're not alone using Weyermann, but one would think to be true to the beer, one would use Czech malt (Czech barley malted in Czech)…
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This is awesome! Thank you! Def gonna try to brew this soon 🍻
Great Video! Definitely brewing this beer very soon.
i got hooked on czech darks almost a year ago. my local market had a samson czech dark lager i thought id try and oh my goodness its the best dark beer in my opinion. wish i could find the recipe for them
Have you ever consider using or have used Weyermann Sinamar to get dark color for dark lagers?
Thanks for sharing!!
Planning to brew your recipe this weekend. Thanks for sharing.