I forgot all about those. Early 1990s, well done!
That sounds like a brilliant Quad to me. When it comes to Belgians, I like the grist to overpower the yeast as the gravity grows.HB Belgian Quad, made with authentic CandiSyrup D-90, 3% thomas fawcett pale chocolate, 1% briess chocolate, a pinch of flaked wheat (shoulda used more, the foam is a bit disappointing), and the rest UK pale malt...
It would no doubt disappoint the purists because it's not so fruity (I deliberately kept ferment temperature cool), but it's pretty dang tasty (and intoxicating), and the chocolate flavor is very nice!
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I had another one yesterday, with melon flavors. It was actually very tasty.Last night's beers. Very average French beer, not something I will buy againView attachment 877185
That's awesome, Tony B!!!!I made some introductions last week and now we are working on a partnership between these guys and the company I work for, San Diego Harley Davidson. We have a lot of cool ideas in the works including a potential collab brew that I may be involved in.
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Yeah. It’s exciting. My lady’s son is a sales rep for Mission and we’ve been talking about it for a while but finally found the right time and place.That's awesome, Tony B!!!!
I'll take that as a challenge.I'll buy that. Among my many and varied crimes against beer, I have yet to produce a soapy beer. If I can't do it, I'm pretty sure nobody can.
How warm does the beer get?I am enjoying a few Stachelbiers for lunch. This simple process enhances the caramel aroma and flavor of the beer.View attachment 877417
It all depends on the rod size and the starting temperature of the beer. When the CO2 starts to boil off, the escaping CO2 takes the heat with it in the form of warm foam. My beers stay cool.How warm does the beer get?