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That looks interesting. Crazy recipe. If anyone else tries this please tell how it is. |
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what temp did you ferment at? Damn this is 11.5%ABV... how much alcohol heat do you taste
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Around 75 or so, yeah it still has a little alcohol flavor to it. You really have to watch how much of this stuff you drink, but its really complex.
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anything you would change? ive been looking for a sour recipe to try and im thinking this one looks pretty good although i dont have alot of experience with brett.
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Honestly I can not think of anything I would change to this one, I was really happy how this one turned out. I would not call this you run of the mill sour beer though, it has a different flavor profile from most sour beers.
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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How would this compare to a Jolly Pumpkin beer or Orval? I think Brett B is the strain that is used in secondary fermentation, and I want to know how it presents itself when used in primary fermentation. |
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I'm thinking about brewing this, what's the WL500? It's not showing up in BTP for me.
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Great, thanks.
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