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badlee

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Forgive me if this is out of place,but it has tea in it .
I had an idea yesterday whilst teaching. I forgot about half of a cup of very strong Lao green tea on my desk and when I came back to it it was cold. Now it was VERY bitter,but in a smooth pleasing way which resembled a few superior hops.
The idea is this; I am going to make chicha/tesguino nad had the idea of bittering it with strong green tea:eek:.
Is there anything in tea which would inhibit the yeast?
Please,all and any comments welcome.
Cheers,Lee.
 
nope, in fact many mazers used to use black tea as a nutrient supplement to the honey.
 
Thanks for the reply.But,as always,a question.
So,er,what's a mazer?
 
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