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Old 09-14-2011, 09:56 PM   #31
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Some pros may bottle after 3 months. But you have to keep in mind the constraints they are under. Time = money. Few can financially justify tying up space for a couple years


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Old 09-14-2011, 11:48 PM   #32
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Some pros may bottle after 3 months. But you have to keep in mind the constraints they are under. Time = money. Few can financially justify tying up space for a couple years
That doesn't mean the are putting out half assed beers that don't represent the style. Hell, one that gave me tips has won 12 gabf medals. I think some people get too caught up in old world traditions. I certainly can appreciate them, but it seems that I haven't need that much time to produce what I want.


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