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Old 12-02-2011, 03:24 AM   #21
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this is definitely the next brew, sounds delicious
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Old 12-02-2011, 05:30 AM   #22
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I'm finally gonna Bogart this recipe and do a litle bit o' tweaking, I got somethin planned... somethin good....
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Sounds nice
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Anyone have a picture of their finished product in a glass (beer porn)?

What's the point of the late edition hops, won't most of the flavor/aroma be gone after a year?
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Brewing this soon. Thinking of aging in a Syrah French Oak barrel, any thoughts?
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White Labs says that WLP500 should get about 75-80% attenuation. The recipe appears to get almost 90% apparent attenuation. Has anyone had trouble getting down to 1.010 with this recipe? I would fear a stall-out...
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