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My latest (and probably best) witbier. 6% ABV
Going to brew again in a couple of months to try to lock in my consistency.
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My Latest Blonde Ale. 4.8% ABV, 20 IBU

Mostly 2-Row, a bit of Carapils and C10. Cascade hops. American Ale Yeast. Super clean and refreshing, grain/bread/cracker, light citrus, and a little bit of esters from the yeast.

Great beer, one of my favorites to brew. Easy and cheap to make. Delicious, and definitely a crowd pleaser. Scored a 39 and a 44 in 2 separate comps. Took one 2nd place medal. Super happy with this one.

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I did 30psi for 24 hours at 38 degrees, then just bumped down to 12psi at 38 degrees and have held it there for about 2 months now. In typical fashion, it’s getting really good right as the keg is ending. I also have a cream ale on tap. I’m using a two-way distributor so it’s possible the 12psi my regulator is reading is maybe not what’s applied to both of the kegs? I’m not quite sure how that works. I like the level of carbonation it’s giving me for the Scottish ale though.
 
Very clean, I've not detected any off flavors. Sadly, I was derelict in my notes. I believe it was fermented in the 70-s to low 80's. Second time with this recipe. The only difference being that I used liquid yeast the first time and dry Lutra on the latest. I didn't notice any difference between the dry and liquid.
 
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