googe Well-Known Member Joined 19/2/11 Messages 52 Reaction score 0 19/3/11 #1 G'day all, i tasted a lager lastnight that i bottled around 10 days ago. Its a baccas and barley lager with 50/50 lme;dex. I know its a bit young still but it was very malty, will this dissaper in time?. Cheers Greg
G'day all, i tasted a lager lastnight that i bottled around 10 days ago. Its a baccas and barley lager with 50/50 lme;dex. I know its a bit young still but it was very malty, will this dissaper in time?. Cheers Greg
Guysmiley54 Well-Known Member Joined 19/8/10 Messages 623 Reaction score 7 19/3/11 #2 In my experience, bottled beer generally gets maltier over time as the hops mellow out and eventually fade. Enjoy, malt = :icon_drool2:
In my experience, bottled beer generally gets maltier over time as the hops mellow out and eventually fade. Enjoy, malt = :icon_drool2:
roverfj1200 Well-Known Member Joined 15/4/09 Messages 548 Reaction score 28 19/3/11 #3 You may be confusing sweet with malty. If the bottles have been in a cool place you may be tasting the sweetness of the priming sugars. Maybe.. Cheers
You may be confusing sweet with malty. If the bottles have been in a cool place you may be tasting the sweetness of the priming sugars. Maybe.. Cheers
Silo Ted Suspended in an Aspic Consomm Joined 17/6/10 Messages 1,576 Reaction score 4 19/3/11 #4 googe said: will this dissaper in time?. Click to expand... Home-made beer will, in most instances, disappear over a short period of time. You can drink through the imperfections. A great opportunity to refill the empty bottles with another batch.
googe said: will this dissaper in time?. Click to expand... Home-made beer will, in most instances, disappear over a short period of time. You can drink through the imperfections. A great opportunity to refill the empty bottles with another batch.