Barry
To thine own self brew
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Drop into ESB Peakhurst to buy some hops and yeast this afternoon. Mel poured me a beer without saying anything. It was a good amber colour with a nice head and an elegant, spicey aroma. It had a clean but malty flavour backed with medium hop bitterness and good spicey hop flavour. It was a really nice pale ale, more the Australian style but with spicey/noble hop flavour and aroma. It was only after I told Mel what a nice beer it was that he told me that it was a MS Pale Ale. He used two cans to make 23 litres, and the yeast supplied and fermented at 18-20oC, nothing else added. Mel was very pleased with the beer.
It is certainly worth a try because it was a very good beer. I have
no financial interest or connections with the Malt shovel brewery and Mel has his own range of kits but we both agree the MS Pale Ale is worth a try so that you can make your own decision.
All the best, Barry.
Drop into ESB Peakhurst to buy some hops and yeast this afternoon. Mel poured me a beer without saying anything. It was a good amber colour with a nice head and an elegant, spicey aroma. It had a clean but malty flavour backed with medium hop bitterness and good spicey hop flavour. It was a really nice pale ale, more the Australian style but with spicey/noble hop flavour and aroma. It was only after I told Mel what a nice beer it was that he told me that it was a MS Pale Ale. He used two cans to make 23 litres, and the yeast supplied and fermented at 18-20oC, nothing else added. Mel was very pleased with the beer.
It is certainly worth a try because it was a very good beer. I have
no financial interest or connections with the Malt shovel brewery and Mel has his own range of kits but we both agree the MS Pale Ale is worth a try so that you can make your own decision.
All the best, Barry.