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Different yeast with clone
Ok So im still very new and learning alot from these boards).
I ordered a 90 minute DFH kit from Austin. I was talking to friend who has done a few brews. He suggested trying a diffent yeast strain to give it a different flavor(Wyeast 1388) What do you guys think? Thanks Sean |
What do I think? I think that you will have a beer that tastes slightly different than the recipe intended.
Why bother? Do you dislike DFH 90 min? If yes, go for it. If no, who cares? Anyone can add a random yeast to a recipe and come out with something different than was intended. Does it make it a good idea? Maybe, maybe not. |
Im not one to leave well enough alone. I always want to do things just alittle different and not follow the leader. Besides I can drive right down to the brewery and buy as many cases as I want(only a few miles away).
The kit was ordered for me as a gift. Really what I was asking for was, a taste/flavor profile. Ah the heck with it. Ill just try it. |
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My friend that homebrews on occasion, has brewed it before. I have tried his and it is very good. But we agreed it needs something just alittle different. Maybe more of a ester profile. As I stated im sill very green but listening to his knowledge as well as all the info on this board, im learning fast.
So Im trying to get a general consensus from others who may have brewed this before or something simular, for their input. I like how changing just one thing can have a completely different outcome and encourge all input. I have spent the last week looking though old post and searching the internet for info. We all share a interest in our hobby. If I have overstepped by bounds by asking a question, I appologize. I try to gather as much info before I proceed. Sean |
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