luizartur
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First attempt at a raspberry hibiscus wheat beer. I think I might have nailed it - it tastes amazing!
Cheers!
First attempt at a raspberry hibiscus wheat beer. I think I might have nailed it - it tastes amazing!
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Cheers!
I don't know if all Porters should be consumed below fridge temps (but above room temp), but I taste more flavors in my London Kriek Porter when it's around 45-55 degrees. Why is that?
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I think the fridge is at 34 degrees, and the room is generally around 69. I've been pouring the 34 degree beer in a glass pulled from the freezer, then allowing it sit for several minutes (enhanced patience building technique). Once the frost has mostly vanished from the glass, the flavors seem to be more prevalent and smooth. It's still quite good consumed immediately, but that much better if I wait. I imagine it's similar to letting a bottle of wine breathe before serving. But I'm much more open to technical reasons.What's your room temp (and fridge temp)??
Here my latest IPA with Centennial, Citra and Simcoe in the dry hop. Used Imperial's A24 Dryhop
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Let me know where to submit it and I will!Wow. Looks like the next cover photo for Zymurgy magazine. Submit it!
First attempt at a raspberry hibiscus wheat beer. I think I might have nailed it - it tastes amazing!
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Cheers!
Looks amazing! Care to share recipe?
Let me know where to submit it and I will!
Thanks! I'm going to write it up soon and will post it in the Recipes forum.
Cheers!