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A bottle of bretted quad. This is a big beer at around 12% but the dry finish and high carbonation make it dangerously drinkable! Happy Saturday everyone 😄

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What are you getting of the talus. I wasn't impressed with it. I found the same with sabro
That beer was a bit bland, but what did I expect from brewdog.

Had another Talus beer recently which was really good, can't remember what it was now but really tropical.
 
Now onto a DIPA. By verdant.

This one is solely hopped with Nelson sauvin. A really nice DIPA, I don't think I have used Nelson and never had it on its own before this is lovely.
I have never used it myself. The white wine description sort of put me of.
 
I have never used it myself. The white wine description sort of put me of.
I get you,but half a glass in and I don't get no white wine taste or aroma. This is very nice. Subtle floral and tropical flavour and taste. No alcohol flavour/burn helps, but this is going down well.
 
Still no brewing. I brewed another version of the spring stout last night. This time I pitched Belle Saison yeast at 20 degrees. Once it gets going I will slowly ramp it up 👍
Was this you belgian stout? I am super interested to hear how this turns out.

No brewing yet my brewer should get here sometime in early June. I did get the 220v outlet installed so it's ready to go. I might pick up a chest freezer for the fermentation chamber today.
 
Was this you belgian stout? I am super interested to hear how this turns out.

No brewing yet my brewer should get here sometime in early June. I did get the 220v outlet installed so it's ready to go. I might pick up a chest freezer for the fermentation chamber today.
Yes I posted this yesterday

Mashing in an imperial Belgian stout. This is a variant of @Pennine spring stout which I have made before.
4kg Maris otter
1kg Munich
500g Cara malt
300g chocolate rye
200g chateau cafe light
300g special W
300g carafe 3
200g flaked barely

20g magnum@60 mins
30g Chinook@10mins
30g Chinook@ flameout

I have used T58 and wlp 530 previously. Both made a lovely stout but for this attempt I am using belle Saison yeast. Once fermentation starts I will slowly ramp from 20 up to 27 I am looking to get some of the spice and pepper in the finish.
Og 1.090
 
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