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Sour beer 11 years 8 months ago #19

Hop Bomb Offline Posts: 18	Bit closer to home for you. Nice. Similar price to Kellys?

Sour beer 11 years 8 months ago #20

tube Offline Posts: 3438	&quot;Hop Bomb&quot;:vakv9wjm wrote: Bit closer to home for you. Nice. Similar price to Kellys?[/quote:vakv9wjm] Slightly more expensive but offset by requiring less diesel!

Sour beer 11 years 8 months ago #21

CaskMeAnything Offline Posts: 41	Excellent. The only intentionally sour beer at a festival in the last few years that I know of was at Alltech from one of the UK brewers. Cant put a name on it though. <br /><br />White Gypsy's sour would only be in the barrel for aprox 6 months right?<br/> Yep, then blended back with a young beer (nearly the same recipe, not barrel aged) Full story at the RDS

Sour beer 11 years 5 months ago #22

tube Offline Posts: 3438	I had the WG one at the RDS and it was decent but I like more sour! Did anyone try the O'Hara's one? I didn't get to it. I'll be bottling up my framboise (on an oud bruin) today, it's feckin lovely but I've very little of it so it'll be in really small bottles!

Sour beer 11 years 5 months ago #23

saruman Offline Posts: 4268	I remember the days you were afraid of all things Belgian Tube.... now look at you!

Sour beer 11 years 5 months ago #24

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&quot;Tube&quot;:3gor831m wrote: I had the WG one at the RDS and it was decent but I like more sour!

Did anyone try the O'Hara's one? I didn't get to it.

I'll be bottling up my framboise (on an oud bruin) today, it's feckin lovely but I've very little of it so it'll be in really small bottles![/quote:3gor831m]

Thought the WG could have been a bit more sour for my liking too.

I had the O'Hara's as well but it was near the end of the evening and my tastebuds were battered by that stage, I think I thought it could have done with more sourness as well.

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