Muntons Gold Pilsner

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scottish69

Muntons Gold Pilsner

Post by scottish69 » Thu Dec 04, 2008 9:44 am

Hi Chaps,

Ive had my muntons gold pilsner in the bottles conditioning for a couple of weeks (1 week RT, 1 week in fridge).

Opened one last night for a test... baically its pretty good, no depth of flavor though and an acidic high end which tastes like that in carbonated water.

1. Will the depth of flavor come over the next couple of weeks?
2. Will the depth of flavor balance out that acidic top end?
3. Is there any way of stopping the acidic top end i.e. priming with something other than brewing sugar?

Cheers!
:mrgreen:

mdex

Re: Muntons Gold Pilsner

Post by mdex » Thu Dec 04, 2008 12:44 pm

I have a Muntons Pilsner conditioning at the moment. It has been in the cold just over a week and I tried one last night.

I thought the same as you it tasted pretty good but without much flavour. Not sure what you mean by the acidic high end as this was my first brew :)

Going to 'try' and leave it another couple of weeks before I drink another.

scottish69

Re: Muntons Gold Pilsner

Post by scottish69 » Thu Dec 04, 2008 12:49 pm

Basically its just a harsh top note - similar to that of a carbonated water.

The depth of flavor isnt there - not compared to a normal lager even i think thats my point.

S>

scottish69

Re: Muntons Gold Pilsner

Post by scottish69 » Thu Dec 04, 2008 1:09 pm

Its very drinkable dont get me wrong, so is moving up to extract brewing going to give me a much better taste?

S.

chriswilliams

Re: Muntons Gold Pilsner

Post by chriswilliams » Fri Dec 05, 2008 12:43 am

Hi,

I have the Muntons Pilsner conditioning in bottles this very moment. They've been in a cold outhouse now for about 3 or 4 weeks and I can tell you that it gets much better given a little time. Have also got a Coopers Wheat beer going and you can certainly tell the difference between a 2-can kit (Muntons) and the Coopers - a lot more flavour.

So, my advice would be to be patient and you'll be rewarded!!

Chris

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