believe it or not...same batch

[akimbo78]

this picture was taken of 2 beers from the same batch poured less than 5 minutes apart at the same temperature. no taste difference could be detected by anyone that tried both, and it was genrally well received. what gives?

it is a Hoegaarden extract clone from AHS.

 

[BryceL]

Was one of those glasses the first pint from the keg? Could have been yeast/trub at the bottom of the keg.

 

[edmanster]

^
Or..
Did you move, bump, lift the keg? Looks like keg sediment to me!

 

[akimbo78]

no keg, bottled beer.

 

[Fennis]

Maybe one of those bottles you opened was towards the end of your batch when you bottled, and you brought in a little more yeast and whatever else floated down to the bottom of your yeast cake?

 

[william_shakes_beer]

Send me a bottle of each and I'll run them through my taste buds...er beer analysis machine

 

[akimbo78]

Send me a bottle of each and I'll run them through my taste buds...er beer analysis machine

i ran 6 22 oz through my system and they tasted fine. i wasn't aware the color could vary that much in 1 batch.

 

[azscoob]

looks like some sediment got poured there.