This is one of my graffs--a cider with malted grains--which has a Belgian dubble based grain bill, and contains home made dark candi syrup. Belgian yeast was not available to me at the time, and I ended up--for some unknown reason--using a lager yeast (and fermenting in cold temperatures, of course). I actually consider that to be a success--it was drinkable extremely quickly, and might not have been with a quicker fermentation.
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Monday, August 17, 2015
"Belgian" Dubble Graff
This was my New Year's brew for 2013--it turned out fairly good, but seems to have only gotten better with time; I opened one of the few remaining bottles last night and it was amazing. Ripe with dried fruit flavours.
This is one of my graffs--a cider with malted grains--which has a Belgian dubble based grain bill, and contains home made dark candi syrup. Belgian yeast was not available to me at the time, and I ended up--for some unknown reason--using a lager yeast (and fermenting in cold temperatures, of course). I actually consider that to be a success--it was drinkable extremely quickly, and might not have been with a quicker fermentation.
This is one of my graffs--a cider with malted grains--which has a Belgian dubble based grain bill, and contains home made dark candi syrup. Belgian yeast was not available to me at the time, and I ended up--for some unknown reason--using a lager yeast (and fermenting in cold temperatures, of course). I actually consider that to be a success--it was drinkable extremely quickly, and might not have been with a quicker fermentation.
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