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Mknox4354

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So I brewed
My first all grain a couple of months ago.it was an IPA recipe I made. I bottled it and cracked one open about 2 weeks ago and it did not taste good at all. I tried it the next week and still tasted bad 2 more weeks past and i was thinking about dumping it. I decided to crack one more before dumping and now it taste great. It really is crazy how much a beer can change while sitting in a bottle. I'm slowly learning to be patient with my brews. Just thought I'd put this out there for other somewhat green brewers that way they don't make the mistake I almost did
 
Mknox4354 said:
So I brewed
My first all grain a couple of months ago.it was an IPA recipe I made. I bottled it and cracked one open about 2 weeks ago and it did not taste good at all. I tried it the next week and still tasted bad 2 more weeks past and i was thinking about dumping it. I decided to crack one more before dumping and now it taste great. It really is crazy how much a beer can change while sitting in a bottle. I'm slowly learning to be patient with my brews. Just thought I'd put this out there for other somewhat green brewers that way they don't make the mistake I almost did

Wow I really need to check my spelling before posting ha
 
dinnerstick said:
dunt swet it bra

true though, time plasters over many errors

Ha indeed. Yea the beer had this weird taste to it for the longest time but now is just gone
 
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