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gnoff

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gnoff said:
yes, there's a yeast thingy at the bottom

Som explanations perhaps, was in a hurry yesterday ;)

My beer is un-filtered and non-pastuerized.
It's also bottle conditioned.

All in all, it has a yeast sediment, if you wish to avaoid it, and still haven't opned the bottle, lt it stand upright in a cool dark place, i.e. the fride, for some 24 hour.
Then pour all of the beer at once in one motion into a glass, leaving the last 1-2 centimeters in the bottle.

Did you try it yet though?
 

Quark

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Had a bottle (half of it, the other half went into the food) of "Floreffe" Abdijbier/Bière d'abbaye Dubbel/Double. (is confusing, but so is its country of origin)

It has a sweet smell. But it doesn't taste that sweet. However it's not bad. Only thing, I had 0.15L and that isn't much concidering that I like dubbels/doubles very much.
 

Lady_Wolf

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gnoff said:
Som explanations perhaps, was in a hurry yesterday ;)

My beer is un-filtered and non-pastuerized.
It's also bottle conditioned.

All in all, it has a yeast sediment, if you wish to avaoid it, and still haven't opned the bottle, lt it stand upright in a cool dark place, i.e. the fride, for some 24 hour.
Then pour all of the beer at once in one motion into a glass, leaving the last 1-2 centimeters in the bottle.

Did you try it yet though?

Not yet, tomorrow probably when MU is here and does not have to drive
 

gnoff

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Right now:

Zipfer 3.5 (brewed especially for Sweden I think)


Earlier today:
The very last of last yeasr gnoff X-mass beer, still amazing stuff
 

gnoff

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Beers of tonights tasting:

Agave mead from USA (homebrew)

Casablanca Beer - Bottle 330 ml 5% vol (thanks Pablo!)

Ambar Negra - Bottle 33 cl 4.8% vol (thanks pablo!)

Pelgrim Bockbier - Bottle 75 cl 7% vol (thanks main_unit!)

La Trappe Witte - Bottle 30 cl 5.5% vol (Thanks Quark!)

Drie Ringen Bokbier - Bottle 30 cl 6.5% vol (thanks Lady_Wolf!)

La Trappe Bockbier - Bottle 30 cl 7% vol (Thanks Quark!)

gnoff batch 36 IPA (homebrew)

Lund double IPA (homebrew)

Lund barley wine (homebrew)
 

gnoff

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My first commercial beer ever is being released on The Rover in Gothenburg on Wednesday November 1.

Name:
gnoff's APA

Brewery:
Dugges

I am exited :)
 

agresionpower

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gnoff said:
My first commercial beer ever is being released on The Rover in Gothenburg on Wednesday November 1.

Name:
gnoff's APA

Brewery:
Dugges

I am exited :)

did you brew it yourself or did you let them brew it for you?

anyway... can I import it? :D