JIM'S ESB WITH NZ HOPS (aka SEYMOUR RAKAU PALE ALE)
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Re: JIM'S ESB WITH NZ HOPS (aka SEYMOUR RAKAU PALE ALE)
Yeah, go for it. It's worth the minor extra hassle because it tastes so insanely good. Best of luck in the contest!
Re: JIM'S ESB WITH NZ HOPS (aka SEYMOUR RAKAU PALE ALE)
There was a picture on a recent thread about Ringwood yeast from the brewery that looked like that - a yeasty top layer and a sedimented layer with beer inbetween . Yeah you don't see that from harvested yeast from batches made using homebrew yeast, or at least I have yet to see that using WL liquid and dried yeasts
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Decades of good ol' fashioned English top-cropping, baby!
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Re: JIM'S ESB WITH NZ HOPS (aka SEYMOUR RAKAU PALE ALE)
I have a fridge full of delicious, highly-rated, really top-shelf stuff: Ballast Point Sculpin IPA, Firestone Walker Wookey Jack Black IPA, Stone w00tstout 2.0, Fargo Wood Chipper IPA (you Coen brothers film fans will get that one), a smoked Scotch ale, a whiskey barrel porter, KBC Porter (essentially a Ringwood XXXX clone), Schlafly Kölsch, and lots more getting stale…BECAUSE I CAN'T STOP DRINKING THIS JIM'S ESB EVERY NIGHT!