JimBell
Well-Known Member
I just sampled a Brewers Best Oktoberfest that I brewed three weeks ago. It is kegged and is acceptable in flavor; but not as good as Sam Adams Oktoberfest, such is life.
However the beer has a watery finish to it, much like what I've tasted of Guinness at local restaurants, and one of the reasons I don't care for BBC's (a local microbrew) products.
Would it be a logical assumption that this lack of body is due to either too much water being added, or that the grains weren't crushed sufficiently (or properly) to allow them to shine?
However the beer has a watery finish to it, much like what I've tasted of Guinness at local restaurants, and one of the reasons I don't care for BBC's (a local microbrew) products.
Would it be a logical assumption that this lack of body is due to either too much water being added, or that the grains weren't crushed sufficiently (or properly) to allow them to shine?