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Old 06-11-2006, 12:24 AM   #11
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Thanks, Dude. I'll let you know how it turns out.


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Dude: Just curious about the Pub ale, was that the same beer that recieved the negative marks due to diacytel from the national comp? If it is im thinking it was the brown sugar, according to Papazain some judges think the caramel notes from using invert and/or brown sugar is diacetyl (because they dont know better)
If not, can you taste the brown sugar in there? Ive got a bitter im going to make shortly using muscovado sugar which should give it the brown sugar/invert character bitters apparantly have. I dont want too much though, i figure 8 oz.
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Old 06-11-2006, 01:37 AM   #13
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Dude: Just curious about the Pub ale, was that the same beer that recieved the negative marks due to diacytel from the national comp? If it is im thinking it was the brown sugar, according to Papazain some judges think the caramel notes from using invert and/or brown sugar is diacetyl (because they dont know better)
If not, can you taste the brown sugar in there? Ive got a bitter im going to make shortly using muscovado sugar which should give it the brown sugar/invert character bitters apparantly have. I dont want too much though, i figure 8 oz.
Nope...the diacetyl comments from that judge came from the Lake Walk Pale Ale.

I can definitely taste the brown sugar. It is a slight molasses taste, but very slight.


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