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Do you have to drink wine to get wine gas?
This Pumking is delicious! Great roast, perfect amount of non-overwelming spice. I got hints of vanilla more then coffee. A pleasure to drink!@PianoMan this is what it's supposed to look like. I'm finishing a fruited Berliner while drinking my Placebo.View attachment 667299
Glad you liked it.This Pumking is delicious! Great roast, perfect amount of non-overwelming spice. I got hints of vanilla more then coffee. A pleasure to drink!
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You got to give it months for the flavor profile to settle in. I almost rushed out and bought a Guinness Extra Stout since this reminded me of that beer.Do you not recommend 04 for stouts? I have another stout planned for an upcoming brew and bought a packet of 04 thinking that might be something new to try. I typically use Nottingham but decided to try something different. My only other option without putting in another order is a packet of 05
That sounds exciting! Can't wait to hear the results.My first wild yeast harvested open fermented sour. It started in the garage with the doors opened for a week with three pounds of apricots sunk to the bottom. I drained it leaving the pellicle behind, and into the fermenter it went today. Can't wait
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What a score from @CrookedLaker! What can i say, the guy knows how to pick beer.
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Yeah Westy 12, St Bernardus 12, and Rochefort 10 all need to warmup to appreciate the flavor profile IMHOWestvleterian12 and my clone version 1week kegged.
W12 is dry as fukk. Changes across the experience leaving a nice residual sweetness. Not sure I'd call it the best beer in the world but that darker version getting close. [emoji41]
Edit: as it warms getting real nice fruitiness. Don't drink too cool for sure!
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Sabe one to compare to mine in a few weeks.Westvleterian12 and my clone version 1week kegged.
W12 is dry as fukk. Changes across the experience leaving a nice residual sweetness. Not sure I'd call it the best beer in the world but that darker version getting close. [emoji41]
Edit: as it warms getting real nice fruitiness. Don't drink too cool for sure!
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I have a batch of St. Bernardus 12 going right now, to which I added 1/2 pound of oat malt and 1/3 tsp. of gluco-amylase. Gravity check yesterday was at 0.994, and it still tastes great at ~70°. Will bottle some for drinking soon, but most is going into a bourbon cask.Yeah Westy 12, St Bernardus 12, and Rochefort 10 all need to warmup to appreciate the flavor profile IMHO
There's several of use doing or planning a clone. I'd like us all to send a bottle to each other for a 1 day all out Westvleterian12 sampling. What a party! [emoji1]Sabe one to compare to mine in a few weeks.
Westvleterian12 and my clone version 1week kegged.
W12 is dry as fukk. Changes across the experience leaving a nice residual sweetness. Not sure I'd call it the best beer in the world but that darker version getting close. [emoji41]
Edit: as it warms getting real nice fruitiness. Don't drink too cool for sure!
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There's several of use doing or planning a clone. I'd like us all to send a bottle to each other for a 1 day all out Westvleterian12 sampling. What a party! [emoji1]
Let us know your progress. I should make a thread....This is the sort of thing I can get behind. Count me in!
Early day, I can't remember if @CTownBrewer or @TwistedGray this for me, but regardless its tasty and thank you View attachment 667406
Haven't seen you out post any Hill Farmstead.Last of the tasty goodness from @TheDudeLebowski thank you again so much. Now to find the next tasty brewery to check off my list, hmmmm any suggestions crew?View attachment 667420