Never buying Guinness again!
All praise the VT037 Multimix bottle
No shamrock in the foam?
Never buying Guinness again!
All praise the VT037 Multimix bottle
No shamrock in the foam?
I'm probably light years behind on this but I just have to ask, what is a VT037 Multimix bottle?
It didn't come up on Google.
Its a gas bottle...... filled with 30% Co2 and 70% nitrogen.
idle chit-chat
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One of waggastew's recent efforts.
Can't recall what style it's supposed to be. Anyway, I'm enjoying it.
Deep golden colour, little in the way of head. Medium carbonation.
Restained aroma, similar to the palate.
Gentle sweetness, from what I think must be Pils malt, on the palate, along with noble hop spice and fruitiness. Medium bodied.
Quite a long sustained malty finish, just held in check by the lingering hop flavour and light bitterness.
Higher carbonation would possibly give it a crisper finish, without wanting to be critical.
Nice effort, and it's slaking my thirst nicely. Could easily do a session on this.
23l BIAB no chill
67deg single infusion
78deg mashout
1057 OG
5kg maris otter
0.5kg carared
0.4kg wheat
70g carafa special T2
10g CTZ @ 60
10g cascade @ 10
10g centennial @ 10
10g chinook @ 10
10g amarillo @ 10
20g cascade @ cube
20g centennial @ cube
20g chinook @ cube
20g amarillo @ cube
CC hops after a week in primary:
9g nelson sauvin (leftovers)
25g cascade
25g amarillo
10g centennial
10g chinook
Notto yeast.
this red IPA attempt:
Not quite as bitter as I'd hoped, still delicious though. (the ol spreadsheet had it up around 70IBU but I'd say its more like 40-50)
Obviously a lot darker when not held in front of a lamp
Looking forward to seeing the colour as the keg clears up in the coming weeks.
I'll post a daylight photo on Saturday.
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