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Old 11-13-2010, 04:05 AM   #1
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So im getting married the first weekend in june and i want to brew some beer for the ocassion any sugestions on types or when i should brew in order to have enough time for beer to condition properly?


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Lots of time. Kansas can be pretty hot in June so my choice would be a great light lager (Helles, Pilsner) or ale (maybe a Kolsch). The BMC crowd won't freak out because it will taste like something they know (but yours will be better) and beer afficianados will be impressed by something like a Kolsch.


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I think you should brew a killians clone. it's something that beer geeks and non beer geeks can enjoy.
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In June I would go lager or wheat... Oh a delicious wheat in summertime.
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cream of 3 crops was a huge hit at my B-day last june.

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+1 for a nice Kolsch. I'm also a fan of Belgian wits when it's warm out.
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A nice lite highly carbonated fruity saison anyone?
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perhaps a berliner weisse?
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Lots of time. Kansas can be pretty hot in June so my choice would be a great light lager (Helles, Pilsner) or ale (maybe a Kolsch). The BMC crowd won't freak out because it will taste like something they know (but yours will be better) and beer afficianados will be impressed by something like a Kolsch.
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Old 11-20-2010, 11:03 PM   #10
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so i had a kolsch at my local brewwery last week and im not sure if it was because i drank some pale ales first or what, but the kolsch tasted like i was inhaling corn dust is this normal or do you guys think they used way to much corn?


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