I have been brewing for a few years but never ran into this issue.
I wanted to make a beer quick, which is not like me,so I picked up my all grain ingredients and did an amber
After 7 days fermentation was done. @ 10 days i decided to cold crash for 3 days. Then kegged and carbed for 4 days.
Total 17 days. Only 10 at room temp.
I tasted the beer tonight and it was not what I expected.
My thoughts is that is too young, "green", which is making it bitter on the front end and masking the malty flavors.
Typically, I would always age a beer for at least 3 weeks at room temp so I have never tasted young beer.
The bitterness is not supposed to be there.
My question: are these the "green" flavors I am tasting? If so, does my keg need to be brought out of cold storage and back to room temp to clean up?
I wanted to make a beer quick, which is not like me,so I picked up my all grain ingredients and did an amber
After 7 days fermentation was done. @ 10 days i decided to cold crash for 3 days. Then kegged and carbed for 4 days.
Total 17 days. Only 10 at room temp.
I tasted the beer tonight and it was not what I expected.
My thoughts is that is too young, "green", which is making it bitter on the front end and masking the malty flavors.
Typically, I would always age a beer for at least 3 weeks at room temp so I have never tasted young beer.
The bitterness is not supposed to be there.
My question: are these the "green" flavors I am tasting? If so, does my keg need to be brought out of cold storage and back to room temp to clean up?