delboy said:hey guys buy nn means am i trying to put $hit on cascade tins i find that most of the tins of goo out there are ok .but when i saw spicey ghost i invisaged a smooth creamy amber with tones of wood roast coffee with a well balanced sweatness and hop aroma .NOT A BEER THAT TASTED LIKE APPLE CIDER!!.
I was just dissapointed in that the market hype was a load of $hit .
like most of us who read the back of this can ,It really dose make your mouth water .it is one of the best decriptions i have ever come across.The only thing is the discription was for someone elses can not "Spicey Ghost"
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anyway this post is a well ballenced post with plenty of aroma with a hit or two of cascade for dryness .plenty of $hit to take complexity to a new level and for get the apple undertones they are only present at the begining but syphore off the palet as you enjoy this humourous anidote :lol:
THERE YOU SOME MARKETING TRUTHS
DEL :super:
Maybe it was your brewing methods that gave it the apple cider type taste, my attempt turned out OK for me
Normell
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delboy said:you could be right there!
well i am very fussy when it come to hygene and cleaning my gear i think i spent more time here than doing the batch.
but then saying that i have herd that some supermarkets which stock goo tins dont store them well and some time the yeast packs under the tins are spoilt .
can any one confirm this or herd the same thing
even read someware you can get yeasts that go bananary and apple flavours
if handled incorectly.
and this can cause all sorts of weird and wonderfull things .
read this on an english site and on craftbrew site
may be i was unlucky
but i like all the other cascade tins of goo .
del
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