Mysterio's Sierra Nevada PA Clone

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Re: Mysterio's Sierra Nevada PA Clone

Post by kck74 » Wed Apr 20, 2011 2:01 pm

jimp2003 wrote:
kck74 wrote:Just bought 80 pints worth. Hope it turns out as good as everyone says 8) Does this kit come with the hop boiling schedule included?

Kev

Kev

The Hop schedule is on The Malt Millers website here: Linky


Good luck with it. I am tempted to try that one myself :)

Jim
DUH!! Cheers Jim.

Tron

Re: Mysterio's Sierra Nevada PA Clone

Post by Tron » Thu Apr 21, 2011 1:19 pm

Just got back from 2 weeks in the US on business and managed to try lots of different beers, SNPA on draught is just nectar :)
I found it quite a bit different from the bottled stuff, a lot smoother and the flavour felt a lot more integrated and not as pronounced.
I think if i was going to do another batch i would try to emulate the draught version rather than the bottled.
Also tried dogfish head 60 and 90 minute IPA on draught and both were delicious!.
Also tried a few other AIPA's and the only bad drink i had all the time i was there was a bottle of Bud someone bought me, i thought the UK version was a tasteless bottle of crap. Well after tasting the 'Orginal' version i makes the UK version look like the finest tasting craft brewed lager in existance, it was like drinking fizzy water, utter utter crap! i really dont know how anyone could enjoy drinking it.

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Re: Mysterio's Sierra Nevada PA Clone

Post by 6470zzy » Fri Apr 22, 2011 1:00 am

Tron wrote:a bottle of Bud someone bought me, i thought the UK version was a tasteless bottle of crap. Well after tasting the 'Orginal' version i makes the UK version look like the finest tasting craft brewed lager in existance, it was like drinking fizzy water, utter utter crap! i really dont know how anyone could enjoy drinking it.
Its truly incredible that the sales of Bud are so high, I suppose that the era of Prohibition and the subsequent aftermath of the brewery closings helped them to gain their market share and they don't seem to have lost any ground since.

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