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"Tube":2qszaq5d wrote: Would be interested to hear other people's thoughts on Partridge9's three different bitters with 3 different yeasts?[/quote:2qszaq5d]

I really liked them. The first two were quite similar - though I preferred the first one I had. I felt it was quite subtle, bright and very drinkable. Would have been a perfect session beer for me.
The third beer had a distinct weisbeer quality which made it standout on its own as a completely different beer altogether. Its a great exercise in learning how much of a difference your selection of yeast makes to the final product. Very well done

"Tube":3jtas7p3 wrote: Would be interested to hear other people's thoughts on Partridge9's three different bitters with 3 different yeasts?[/quote:3jtas7p3]

Really interesting, just goes to show what a difference a yeast makes to the overall flavour. The 2nd (the Brit Ale) was my favourite.

"Andrew":29czwi7u wrote: what a difference a yeast makes[/quote:29czwi7u]

Thats a song isnt it!

"JamesM":1ge7pppp wrote:

"Andrew":1ge7pppp wrote: what a difference a yeast makes[/quote:1ge7pppp]

Thats a song isnt it![/quote:1ge7pppp]
As sang by Shirley Bassee
What a difference a yeast makes,
In just 24 little hours,
What a difference a yeast makes,
Cause the difference is hughes.

&amp;quot;Shiny&amp;quot;:1sqtyisk wrote: I think the next time I will print out the attendance list so that I can take brief notes on peoples beers. <!-- s:) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt="" title="Smile" /><!-- s:) -->[/quote:1sqtyisk]

I think I might do the same, it's very hard to keep track of all of the different beers.

I was a big fan of the 3 yeast experiment and might be tempted to do something similar myself sometime soon! And I really liked Shane's 90mins! But could never have the dedication for 90 separate additions! Unless I built some sort of timed conveyor belt...