HB Irish stout. I’ve been trying for years to clone Guinness Draught and this still isn’t it. Oh well... I’ll enjoy this 5 gallons regardless.
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This local saison and my comet IPA sample before pitching yeast View attachment 643526View attachment 643527
HB Irish stout. I’ve been trying for years to clone Guinness Draught and this still isn’t it. Oh well... I’ll enjoy this 5 gallons regardless.
Sláinte
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Email them, ask for advice; they probably won't reply, but what do you have to lose.
This local saison and my comet IPA sample before pitching yeast View attachment 643526View attachment 643527
That’s a perdy beer!Coming together Nicely after 5 days in the keg. Hb Azacca and Mosaic ipa View attachment 643592
Thanks brotherThat’s a perdy beer!
I call this game Drink From Can
@jimyson - let me know if you wanna make the wife happy; I can get this regularly (I think...so it seems).
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Kegging is the only way to fly in my opinion. You can still fill bottles or growlers too if you want to transport or trade. I’m sure a few of us can get you headed in the right direction. But, just like all other aspects of brewing, you’ll find a lot of us have different rigs and opinions.I know this is not the forum but can you brew keg masters PM with some pointers. Ditching bottles as much as possible, wanna drink sooner and more often lol.
Well... I got a response from Guinness and to no surprise here is their reply...Email them, ask for advice; they probably won't reply, but what do you have to lose.
Part of it might be fact that they use a small portion of soured beer from a previous batch to get the unique flavor. That's what I read in Mosher"s Radical Brewing book.HB Irish stout. I’ve been trying for years to clone Guinness Draught and this still isn’t it. Oh well... I’ll enjoy this 5 gallons regardless.
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I do that too. I’ll keep trying. I know it’s the perfect combination of ingredients, water chemistry and techniques but what they are may never be uncovered. I’ve read a lot about ingredients and their percentages, timing of the roasted barley addition, soured addition, acid addition, etc. There are a ton of ideas for sure.Part of it might be fact that they use a small portion of soured beer from a previous batch to get the unique flavor. That's what I read in Mosher"s Radical Brewing book.
Yeah, I’d be up for a 12 pack or so once I get some other beer out. Maybe in a month or two if it’s still available. I owe @TBC still and we have a FotD coming up.
Well... I got a response from Guinness and to no surprise here is their reply...
“While we appreciate your interest in our product, it is our policy not to provide proprietary information to external parties for private or commercial purposes.”
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