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First commercial beer!

Discussion in 'General Homebrew Discussion' started by The_Brewzer, Apr 25, 2013.

 

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    The_Brewzer

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Apr 25, 2013
    I just wanted to take a moment of personal pride here to announce the release of my first commercial beer in about 45 minutes! The beer is a sour mash Berliner Weisse, named Afternoon Delight and releasing at Paradise Creek Brewery in Pullman Washington. If anyone happens to be in the area, you should definitely try it out, it's worth it! :rockin:

    Brewed 7 barrels of it in the brewery with brewmaster Tom Handy a few weeks ago, which was an interesting process as neither of us had done a sour mash on that scale before. Brew day (weekend) went smoothly though, and the resulting beer is fantastic.

    Not much else to add unless anyone has questions, but I felt like announcing my "baby", and this seemed like the right place!

    Prost! :mug:

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    jakenbacon

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Apr 25, 2013
    Wow nice work man. How did you get the opportunity to do such a thing....
     
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    daksin

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    Posted Apr 25, 2013
    Cheers man- it's amazing a professional would even allow a sour beer on their system. Most pro-am comps specify NO SOURS AND NO BRETT. Congrats!
     
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    The_Brewzer

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Apr 25, 2013
    I got to know the brewer over the last 6 months or so and had been helping out around the brewery, helped with a couple brews, etc. I told him about this recipe and brought in a bottle just for the sake of beer, and he ended up wanting to brew it!
     
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    The_Brewzer

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Apr 25, 2013
    Yea I was a little surprised too, luckily this was just a sour mash so the mash tun (and plumbing) would be the only things infected, but there was a lot of chemicals ran through afterwards and it doesn't seem to have affected the batches made since. I know I would have been very apprehensive to do something like that though!
     
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