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Old 04-22-2008, 03:03 PM   #11
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I would like pics as well. I'll post pics of my first (pretty sure) infection tonight. Cream Ale. Nice tan cream color with a 1 inch black layer on top....


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Whenever people talk of infections I like to link to landhoney. All of his beers are infected!
I'd argue, but I don't have a leg to stand on, 9-1/2 of the 10 beers I have in carboys right now are 'infected' with Brett/etc. The 1/2 is the biere de garde that only half is going to Brett'ed at bottling. Next in line is a non-sour belgian though, I want something with some body.


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9-1/2 of the 10 beers I have in carboys right now are 'infected' with Brett/etc.

i only wish i met you before i moved to texas. i love sours and spent the past 5 years living in various parts of palm beach county, from boca to jupiter.
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i only wish i met you before i moved to texas. i love sours and spent the past 5 years living in various parts of palm beach county, from boca to jupiter.
I just moved back in February, after living in Maryland for two years, before that I didn't homebrew( who was I then )
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I'd argue, but I don't have a leg to stand on, 9-1/2 of the 10 beers I have in carboys right now are 'infected' with Brett/etc. The 1/2 is the biere de garde that only half is going to Brett'ed at bottling. Next in line is a non-sour belgian though, I want something with some body.
and I love it.
I might get the nerve to "infect" one of my beers one of these days. I'm just crazy worried that I'll get a brett infection elsewhere also.


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