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12-29-2012, 06:54 PM
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Well, luckily, I have 5 fermenting vessels/kegs for my normal sized batches of beer.  So, I can let a batch go as long as needed. I also have a 50L vessel for fermenting up to about 12.5 gallons at a time. 
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Yeah yeah rub it in why don't you! Lol maybe i'll get there one day.
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12-29-2012, 06:56 PM
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So I brewed this mini mash kit, pacific pale ale, kegged it after 2 weeks, chilled it and have been drinking on it for probly 2 weeks. It was good at first, but now I'm starting to notice a dirty after taste. Not sure how to describe it other than dusty or dirty. Any ideas?
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What temperature did you ferment at? Could be fusel alcohol you're tasting. It really has a bite at the end.
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12-29-2012, 07:00 PM
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If you've ever tasted ice cream that's been in the freezer too long, that's what it reminds me of. Freezer burnt maybe.
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Diacetyl maybe.....???
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12-29-2012, 07:02 PM
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What temperature did you ferment at? Could be fusel alcohol you're tasting. It really has a bite at the end.
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12-29-2012, 07:06 PM
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Yeah yeah rub it in why don't you! Lol maybe i'll get there one day.
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Took me a while to get to this level. I would get enough fermenting vessels (whatever you use) so that you can have batches running long enough to become great, and not have to delay a brew day while you wait.
What yeast did you use? Was that temperature the fermenting beer temp or ambient temp??
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Buckets are cheap. At my lhbs they are 12.48 with drilled lid & grommet. So I grabbed one last time I was there. Unfortunately a late delivery and broke water main moved brew day to Monday. Hopefully I can do both batches. 
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Diacetyl maybe.....???
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No clue chief. This I my 3rd batch so I don't know how to recognize what off flavors are what.
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12-29-2012, 07:09 PM
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Diacetyl leaves a buttery or butterscotch type flavor.
When you mentioned to old ice cream it was the first thing I thought of.
The yeast can usually clean it up in fermentation.
Look up diacetyl rest for some idea of the process.
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12-29-2012, 07:10 PM
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Took me a while to get to this level. I would get enough fermenting vessels (whatever you use) so that you can have batches running long enough to become great, and not have to delay a brew day while you wait.
What yeast did you use? Was that temperature the fermenting beer temp or ambient temp??
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Ambient. It was a kit from Austin brew supply I think it was white labs liquid ale yeast.
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12-29-2012, 07:14 PM
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Diacetyl leaves a buttery or butterscotch type flavor.
When you mentioned to old ice cream it was the first thing I thought of.
The yeast can usually clean it up in fermentation.
Look up diacetyl rest for some idea of the process.
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Definitely not buttery. Dirty dusty earthy is how it tastes. Cool I'll look it up for sure.
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