AG#4 - Black Sheep Ale
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Re: AG#4 - Black Sheep Ale
That US-05 seems to be a real slow-coach. Probably due to all those burgers it eats
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Re: AG#4 - Black Sheep Ale
Damn those Americans!
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Re: AG#4 - Black Sheep Ale
Just bottled, after dry hopping both FV's, double the amount of hops in the Burton Ale yeast FV in comparrison to the US-05 FV.
Tastes from both FV couldn't be more different, the US-05 is bitter and astringent with loads of hop flavours...
Whereas the Burton Ale Yeast has a rounded drinkable feel to it...
Interesting stuff
Primed with 60g of Household sugar and a teaspoon of slurry mixed in well.
Sanitised with Starsan again, again rinsing half the bottles with the other half drip dry only.
Tastes from both FV couldn't be more different, the US-05 is bitter and astringent with loads of hop flavours...
Whereas the Burton Ale Yeast has a rounded drinkable feel to it...
Interesting stuff
Primed with 60g of Household sugar and a teaspoon of slurry mixed in well.
Sanitised with Starsan again, again rinsing half the bottles with the other half drip dry only.