Future brews (& award winning recipes)

Some recipes I’m keen to try in the future:

I love a good stout and this oatmeal stout caught my eye. It seems to be heavier on the chocolate and roasted malt than my previous oatmeal stout

I’m partial to a good sour, and would like to venture into giving a Flanders Red Ale a go. A recipe that looks good is Jamil’s Flanders Red which won gold in the Sour Ales category at the 2007 National Homebrew Competition. It looks like Zed’s Dead Red, which took out gold in 2010, is the exact same recipe.
Or perhaps a Berliner Weisse might be in order. If You Like Piña Coladas features a HUGE addition (think 50% of fermentables) of Pineapple and Coconut.

Who could resist brewing Satan’s IPA? At 6.66% ABV, and having both a tonne of hops and a bit of malt character, Jamil’s Evil Twin looks like a winner.
I’ve never had a Pliny the Elder before, and given where I live doubt i’ll ever have the chance. Perhaps I’ll just have to put down a Pliny the Elder clone instead.
Simcoe, Mosaic and Amarillo look like a winning combination in this clone of Tiered Hands’ hazy, oat IPA dubbed “Pineal”
My last Rye IPA was a bit of a dud. Next time I brew in that style I think I’ll give an Alpine Nelson Clone a try.
On the theme of New Zealand hops, Zipline Brewing Co’s NZ IPA and The Pour Report’s single tap IPA recipe featuring Nelson Sauvin don’t look half bad…

Some award winning recipes to trawl through

Here’s a giant amount of top-notch recipes for brew day inspiration!

Beer du jour’s Links to Award Winning Recipes includes recipes from Denny Conn and AHA Ninkasi Award winner Jamil Zainasheff, among others.
Scott Janish, has some sours and some tasty looking IPAs, particularly his West Coast IPA which took out 1st place for IPA two homebrewing competitions.
Here’s a heap of transcribed NHC Gold Medal Homebrew Recipes 2004-2017
Finally, a big list of Session Beers.