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Hey Guys,
I just had a pint of this at dejA Vu on Little Lonsdale Street Melbourne.
Color seemed nice and brown, however upon the nose the aroma had a very 'Cardboard'/'Wet Dog' aroma and not much else. Taste was barely manageable with some coffee and dark malt hints but couldn't get away from what I thought was clear Oxidation. I mentioned it to the bar staff who agreed with me on the flavor/aroma however put it down to roasted malts, claiming he tasted it out of the Bright tank and at the time raised the same question. I shared it with a mate who agreed with me and also spoke to a another table of guys who I overheard discussing it with the same opinion.
Has anyone else tasted this? Had a different opinion maybe? Maybe they got a dodgy keg or have exposed it somehow to the elements...
If it's true that it's a 'roasted malt' flavor, what malt would cause this?
Keen to get some feedback.
Thanks.
Brutus.
I just had a pint of this at dejA Vu on Little Lonsdale Street Melbourne.
Color seemed nice and brown, however upon the nose the aroma had a very 'Cardboard'/'Wet Dog' aroma and not much else. Taste was barely manageable with some coffee and dark malt hints but couldn't get away from what I thought was clear Oxidation. I mentioned it to the bar staff who agreed with me on the flavor/aroma however put it down to roasted malts, claiming he tasted it out of the Bright tank and at the time raised the same question. I shared it with a mate who agreed with me and also spoke to a another table of guys who I overheard discussing it with the same opinion.
Has anyone else tasted this? Had a different opinion maybe? Maybe they got a dodgy keg or have exposed it somehow to the elements...
If it's true that it's a 'roasted malt' flavor, what malt would cause this?
Keen to get some feedback.
Thanks.
Brutus.