Allowing Y-40 into the mix raises the max alcohol ceiling from 502 to 952, I think.
At the start of brewing add 20 dark malt and 40 light malt. At the end of brewing (last 10 seconds) add 20 honey.
Seal the kettle with 1475 seconds remaining.
This produces Beer, Hint of Honey, Hint of Barley
At the start of brewing add 40 light malt, 30 medium malt, and 10 burnt malt.
Seal the kettle with 1475 seconds remaining.
This produces Sweet brown beer. Noticeable barley.
At the end of brewing (last 5-20 seconds) add 51 honey.
Note: Only appears to require 34 honey for this recipe.
Seal the kettle with 1475 seconds remaining.
This produces Fruity Dry beer, noticable honey.
Seal the kettle with 1475 seconds remaining.
This produces Sweet black beer. Hint of barley.
Seal the kettle with 1420 seconds remaining.
This produces Potent Fruity Black Beer. Noticeable honey. Noticeable barley.
Seal the kettle with 1420 seconds remaining.
This produces Grassy beer, requires more math.
Seal the kettle with 1420 seconds remaining.
This produces Potent Fruity Dry Beer. Bold honey flavor..