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Great Western 2-Row

no boil, if you want to take an extra step to pasturize you could step up to 165 degrees. Finished product.

I watched few videos reviewing the finished product. All said it was drinkable but a little thin on the mouth. I decided to purchase the Citra Session Kit and decided to do an experiment with the kit. Took 1 gallon of the 5 gallons needed for this kit and used that to mash 1 lbs of crushed...

First one was a gift from my in-laws. The bottom is a removable rubber stop & 12 oz. The second is a tall 20 oz. glass that was also a gift. Unfortunately I don't know where either were purchased from but they were free!:mug: Beer was made BIAB, BTW!

Brewed the original recipe and used 34/70 fermented at 62-65 degrees for 10 days. It was crisp and refreshing. Early tasting had a noticeable corn flavor that mellowed a week later. Here are a couple of picture from 10 days after kegging to 20 days. Cleared up even more days later.

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Count me in! This is my first post ever, I've lurked and learned for a year. Still learning. Thanks HBT and members!