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How many people have actuallytasted...

Discussion in 'General Homebrew Discussion' started by volvodude, Jun 11, 2010.

 

  1. #1
    volvodude

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 11, 2010
    wet cardboard? That is always the description given for the taste of oxidized beer, but it got me thinking about how many people have actually tasted said item. I for one have not.
     
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    GilaMinumBeer

    Half-fast Prattlarian  

    Posted Jun 11, 2010
    You will when you have an oxidized beer.

    02' V40 1.9T
     
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    david_42

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 11, 2010
    Since it was the simplest way to learn how to recognize oxidation, I have. I also know exactly what skunked beer smells like, had a refresher just last night.
     
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    GilaMinumBeer

    Half-fast Prattlarian  

    Posted Jun 11, 2010
    Penny corona nite?
     
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    azscoob

    Brewpub coming soon!

    Posted Jun 11, 2010
    I think what is meant is that the beer TASTES like what wet cardboard SMELLS like, when I was a kid I had to take some nasty cough syrup, it tasted like what burnt wires smell like. I could be off on this thought though. in fact I am probably flat wrong on this. :confused:
     
  6. #6
    Bobshannon1

    Active Member

    Posted Jun 11, 2010
    Drink a Fat Tire and you'll taste the "Wet cardboard"! It's like licking a dust rag just after you wiped down your ceiling fan...

    Now I need to crack a homebrew just to get the thought of that taste out!

    Cheers!
     
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    Salanis

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 11, 2010
    Seems to me that the ancients were oxidizing beer long before cardboard was ever invented. It should be the other way around: wet cardboard tastes like oxidized beer.
     
  8. #8
    homebrewer_99

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 11, 2010
    I'll drink to that!!! :drunk:;)
     
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