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Mystery cans been sitting in the fridge. Is it a stout? An ipa? Sour? I'm guessing something by Trillium. Their labels fall off a lot and theres no cute saying stamped on the bottom like TreehoiseView attachment 643038
Easy test! One of my favorites. Vicinity! Couldn't make out the date originally but 3 months old and still great. Crushed before kick off

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Last year this tasted like nothing but straight booze, so I saved one for a year just to see if it changed. It's a good bit better but still somewhat boozy!
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I made a pale ale that was half pils, half pale malt and 1/2 oz azzaca hops at 60 minutes and 1/2 oz at 5 minutes.

Not a NEIPA by grist but tastes like one with Hornindal Kveik. It's definitely got a Pineapple and mango taste and very citrusy nose.

Then pitched a hot starter of Hornindal Kveik at 76F.

It wasn't hot enough. Two days no activity, I opened the fermentor, added the brew belt it fermented over the weekend at 92F. On the following Monday I dropped to a keg and spunded with the brew belt. It carbed at +95F in a few days then I chilled and started drinking.

Was funking funky for a few weeks. Then mellowed to something like a NEIPA farmhouse ale.

FYI - I keg purge with my fermentor.
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Awesome! Since I live in central Florida that's my regular garage temp lol. I used voss kveik on a Irish stout and grain to glass in 6 days!
I made a pale ale that was half pils, half pale ale and 1/2 oz azzaca hops at 60 minutes and 1/2 oz at 5 minutes.

Not a NEIPA by grist but tastes like one with Hornindal Kveik. It's definitely got a Pineapple and mango and very citrusy.

Then pitched a hot starter of Hornindal Kveik at 76F.

It wasn't hot enough. Two days no activity, I opened the fermentor, added the brew belt it fermented over the weekend at 92F. On the following Monday I dropped to a keg and spunded with the brew belt. It carbed at +95F in a few days then I chilled and started drinking.

Was funking funky for a few weeks. Then mellowed to something like a NEIPA farmhouse ale.

FYI - I keg purge with my fermentor.View attachment 643095View attachment 643096View attachment 643097View attachment 643098
 

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