Fingerlickin_B
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Ok, I see heaps of posts with people brewing Porters all the way from kits to AG.
I even see Porter kits on the shelf at Coles.
From what I have been lead to believe (and drink), a Porter is a hand/tap poured combination of at least two types of completed beer....how can you then conceivably brew a "real" Porter?
I understand that you can use different yeasts/grains/whatever to result in an unusual beer, but my question is: Have I been led astray by years of drinking and bartender mates or is the word Porter very open to interpretation?
PZ.
p.s. not trying to start any shitfightsgenuine question
I even see Porter kits on the shelf at Coles.
From what I have been lead to believe (and drink), a Porter is a hand/tap poured combination of at least two types of completed beer....how can you then conceivably brew a "real" Porter?
I understand that you can use different yeasts/grains/whatever to result in an unusual beer, but my question is: Have I been led astray by years of drinking and bartender mates or is the word Porter very open to interpretation?
PZ.
p.s. not trying to start any shitfightsgenuine question