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Old 12-14-2011, 02:29 PM   #11
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You could just adjust the extract. Be sure to adjust your hops as well to keep the balance...it may be overly bitter if you cut too much extract without reducing the hops.
I hear ya. I've taken to keeping the same BU:GU ratio instead of looking at IBUs. Hopville makes it very easy. I'm writing a session (1.035 OG) Cali Common recipe right now, and keeping a similar hop bill would throw it WAY off track.

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Oh, and the S-04 has more fruitiness and sweetness, the notty is more clean and dry.
I suspected as much. Glad to hear reality conforms to theory on this one.
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