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Old 01-22-2009, 08:31 PM   #11
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yeah, it just may be a bit stronger. But that all depends on your efficiency.
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EDIT: Ooops - Sorry didn't read the rest of the posts...

I have one that's great. http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f70/oberdorfer-weissbier-clone-extract-w-grains-62308/
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yeah, it just may be a bit stronger. But that all depends on your efficiency.
So I racked to my secondary the other day and tried a little bit.

You're right.. it is a little strong.. and little harsh/bitter.

Maybe some of that will mellow out if I keep it in my secondary for a couple weeks?
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I didn't mean stronger as in bitter. With that 4 oz of aromatic, that should be pretty malty. Bitter would imply that you used too much bittering hops or there may be another problem. I wouldn't worry about it, tho...it's probably just green.
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cool.. thanks again man. I'll let you know how it goes after I bottle it.

What Im thinking of doing is taking some of it and mixing it in a 1 gall jug with some apple wine. Might be kind of interesting.
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