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All Grain & Partial Mash Brewing
Phantasm NEIPA
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<blockquote data-quote="jackbflyin" data-source="post: 9281719" data-attributes="member: 294666"><p>I don’t think it’s worth it as a regular home beer but I’m glad I did the brew with it because it is different. It did produce a fruity beer I may describe as if it were a Sunday brunch mamosa. Is this the Sauvignon Blanc skins that have done it? I thought the thiols give aroma and not flavor but how could this not impart flavor too. I tried to approximate the proportion of Phantasm similar to ScottJanish.com, The Locksmith and had a little left over so I just tossed it into the primary day one with active fermentation. It’s nice beer and a little different in taste which I assume is because of the Phantasm. I think it’s worth playing with it just to see. Later in the summer I’ll brew it again but without the Phantasm to compare. Kind of fun. But for now I can’t see buying more, even if I could find it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jackbflyin, post: 9281719, member: 294666"] I don’t think it’s worth it as a regular home beer but I’m glad I did the brew with it because it is different. It did produce a fruity beer I may describe as if it were a Sunday brunch mamosa. Is this the Sauvignon Blanc skins that have done it? I thought the thiols give aroma and not flavor but how could this not impart flavor too. I tried to approximate the proportion of Phantasm similar to ScottJanish.com, The Locksmith and had a little left over so I just tossed it into the primary day one with active fermentation. It’s nice beer and a little different in taste which I assume is because of the Phantasm. I think it’s worth playing with it just to see. Later in the summer I’ll brew it again but without the Phantasm to compare. Kind of fun. But for now I can’t see buying more, even if I could find it. [/QUOTE]
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