Yeah I thought about that. I'm gonna sit in it for a while and see how it is in a month or so. If it is still tart then I might try something. Thanks for the input.
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I brewed a clone of my favorite beer and it has turned out a bit too tart. I think that this was due to the cranberry that I added. Is there a way to mellow this tartness out? I was thinking of soaking some oak chips in with it for some time. Suggestions?
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