BreezyBrew
IPA is my spirit animal
Right. All of that "innovation" to produce such giant profit
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I was interested in what that meant too and apparently it's pretty common to filter below freezing to lagers.
Right. All of that "innovation" to produce such giant profit
fify
I was interested in what that meant too and apparently it's pretty common to filter below freezing to lagers.
@mattmmille's coffee Porter. Like a lot.
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Unfortunately it gushed on me. Lessons learned about opening beers on my couch. :-(
Right. All of that "innovation" to produce such ****ty beer
My beautiful unintentional sour. It was a blackberry wheat. Now, it's good and mild but it seems lacking. Anyone know if I pitch more Brett dregs will I experience a little pick up on the overall taste? Maybe it's me. I really need another opinion. Either way, it's pretty.
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I have two so decided to have one quasi fresh. Boozy as hell, but very tasty.
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If there is no sugar left. Adding brett will be minimal. You might add brett at bottling and should add the brett character. Of course you can try and see. It might still impart flavor with little sugar left.
It is a beautiful beer.
I have two so decided to have one quasi fresh. Boozy as hell, but very tasty.
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This beer with this dinner.
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It's at 1.002 from 1.054. I'm so unsure. I thought about adding cherries.
It's at 1.002 from 1.054. I'm so unsure. I thought about adding cherries.
This beer with this dinner.
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I feel like the sour is good but it's missing something. It's hard to explain. I need someone here to try it.I am certainly not an expert on the subject but couldnt you pitch bugs and feed them to produce some acidity?
If you add cherries then that will add sugar for the brett to much on.
my Scote-ish 85. had one earlier followed by my PunkSkin Ale.
Anyone else think Mark will learn to carry a flask after this weekend?
As long as its a stemmed flask that isnt frozen. Its gotta be up to SAM standards.
I sent him a Boy Scout bottle opener, he must not have taken the hint. Or he is more responsible than the adults from when I was in scouts.
Apparently they've started limited distribution here, but not at my bottle shop and I rarely see any of it anywhere else either. I saw mark gets some at his spot
Edit: @wesleys
Waiting on the quad, but pretty sure the barleywine was good to go. Apologies to @mcbaumannerb if I misunderstood, but this beer doesn't need more time IMHO.
Coff.
Is @mbaumannerb still beerless?
I have only seen it once. 30 bucks. They also had 2010 (the really bad one) dark lord for 150 and prop 14 for 120. I think they were just ridiculous across the board. Sixers of zombie dust were 30 there as well (normal is 10 at the brewery or 13-17 at liqueur stores)
That glass looks a little small for you. I thought second pours were a thing of the past.
I feel like the sour is good but it's missing something. It's hard to explain. I need someone here to try it.
Or I could pitch more blackberries and Brett dregs. Yeah?
Oak cubes?
http://www.homebrewing.org/Enocubes-Oak-White-Finishing_p_3308.html
I'm just throwing ideas at the wall here. Pinot Noir soaked oak cubes just went in to my sour.
Or I could pitch more blackberries and Brett dregs. Yeah?
Oak cubes?
http://www.homebrewing.org/Enocubes-Oak-White-Finishing_p_3308.html
I'm just throwing ideas at the wall here. Pinot Noir soaked oak cubes just went in to my sour.
Oh I like. Did you soak them yourself?
Yes boiled them then soaked them for a week in a cup-ish of pinot. I pitched both wine and cubes in the beer today
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