Coors banquet srm
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What makes you think we'd have one?Can any experienced drinker or bjcp qualified judge tell me what they think the SRM of coors banquet is? Don’t just guess… crack one open into a glass and tell me what you think it is@Wayne1
The google says 2.7-3
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tderanleau
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I ain’t looking for what google says lol it’s never right
https://adultbeveragesolutions.com/gallery/Coors_Banquet_Sell_Sheet56.pdf
Don’t know what to say dude. Documents from Miller Brewing Company in 2017 when they were Miller-Coors before Molson merged with them.
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Beer Judge has an Analyzer ap that will take a picture of your beer and analyze your srm. Most of the time I get Banquet at 3.5. Get the app and try it your self.
My banquet tribute comes in at 3.5
edited: srm is not 10 but 3.5
My banquet tribute comes in at 3.5
edited: srm is not 10 but 3.5
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Lighting, background and type of glassware make a huge difference in beer photography. How can an app that analyzes that be accurate? The document I posted above is from the company, I would assume that’s about as accurate as it gets.
No way is Banquet an SRM 10 beer...
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tderanleau
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Yeah online shows 2.7 srm BUT I’ve brewed a 2.5 srm beer before and wasn’t close to the color of banquet, feel like banquet is more like a 3.5 srm beer… does anybody else agree?
Did you brew a 2.5 srm beer, or did you brew a beer predicted by software to be 2.5 srm?
Haven't had a Coors in a while, but 2.7 seems about right to my memory. And unless you have a spectrophotometer you're just making a subjective guesstimate anyway.
Coors banquet is the best cheap mass produced American lager available
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