I can understand recommending to cellar a Brett beer, but an IPA fermented with Brett? Drink that ASAP! Hoppy aroma/flavor and funk from Brett doesn't have to be mutually exclusive!tctenten said:IMG_7856.JPG
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So I cellared this for a year and decided to try it tonight. Very carbonated almost champagne like and it did have a champagne aroma. Tasted medicinal and was a DP.
I lost my hoe I think I might be able to save one jar of starter but one somehow got a black mold in it. Lucky for me I saved two after last splittctenten said:IMG_7856.JPG
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So I cellared this for a year and decided to try it tonight. Very carbonated almost champagne like and it did have a champagne aroma. Tasted medicinal and was a DP.
I can always send you more if you want it.JoynersHotPeppers said:I lost my hoe I think I might be able to save one jar of starter but one somehow got a black mold in it. Lucky for me I saved two after last split
Maybe it was better fresh...I will never know.Thegreenchilemonster said:I can understand recommending to cellar a Brett beer, but an IPA fermented with Brett? Drink that ASAP! Hoppy aroma/flavor and funk from Brett doesn't have to be mutually exclusive!
That's not mold ... it's probably spore form.JoynersHotPeppers said:I lost my hoe I think I might be able to save one jar of starter but one somehow got a black mold in it. Lucky for me I saved two after last split
haha!tctenten said:And now for the Pookie Sun Mug
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Ashen's link worked like a charm. If you are a perfectionist you will have to do a lot of sanding.
Smooth edges and that is 16oz of water in there.
No it stunk and was nasty AFgrantmichaels said:That's not mold ... it's probably spore form.
Stir it in!
tctenten said:So I cellared this for a year and decided to try it tonight. Very carbonated almost champagne like and it did have a champagne aroma. Tasted medicinal and was a DP.
You were following the brewer's instructions, which usually leads to the targeted results. The cellaring date is the largest print on the whole bottle. IDK how cellaring an IPA for a year could be a good idea for a brewer to recommend to the consumer.tctenten said:Maybe it was better fresh...I will never know.