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Dungarvan Distilled Beer 11 years 3 months ago #7

dungarvan brewing company Offline Posts: 107	Article here from WSJ last year which gives details of a few: [url:33koarsy]http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052702304311204579508093481931018[/url:33koarsy] - ours will be first Irish one though.

Dungarvan Distilled Beer 11 years 3 months ago #8

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&quot;Stephanos&quot;:1xs2rdvd wrote:
&quot;Tube&quot;:1xs2rdvd wrote: Has anyone done this kind of thing before? I can't imagine the results![/quote:1xs2rdvd]
Yeah, adnams, mikeller, Dreier fonteinen. Bear in mind a lot of the flavour will be lost in the water fraction and some in the heads so will be v different to beer![/quote:1xs2rdvd]
I seem to remember BrewDog had something too- named after the founders?

Dungarvan Distilled Beer 11 years 3 months ago #9

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&quot;andrew&quot;:q6bvvdwc wrote:
&quot;Stephanos&quot;:q6bvvdwc wrote:
&quot;Tube&quot;:q6bvvdwc wrote: Has anyone done this kind of thing before? I can't imagine the results![/quote:q6bvvdwc]
Yeah, adnams, mikeller, Dreier fonteinen. Bear in mind a lot of the flavour will be lost in the water fraction and some in the heads so will be v different to beer![/quote:q6bvvdwc]
I seem to remember BrewDog had something too- named after the founders?[/quote:q6bvvdwc]
maybe via mikkeller, and of course there's ice distilling which gives similar alcohol but a different chemical mix

Dungarvan Distilled Beer 11 years 3 months ago #10

oblivious Offline Posts: 5156	&quot;Stephanos&quot;:207vgyun wrote: but a different chemical mix[/quote:207vgyun] Distillation can also have trube in the wash from fermentation

Dungarvan Distilled Beer 11 years 3 months ago #11

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&quot;Stephanos&quot;:3swiyd18 wrote:
&quot;andrew&quot;:3swiyd18 wrote: I seem to remember BrewDog had something too- named after the founders?[/quote:3swiyd18]
maybe via mikkeller, and of course there's ice distilling which gives similar alcohol but a different chemical mix[/quote:3swiyd18]

Brewdog have done a few of them via ice distillation, using a local ice cream factories freezers. I had a taste of Sink the Bismarck and though it was ok, a nice novelty but not worth the price when compared to a whiskey you can get for the same price.

Dungarvan Distilled Beer 11 years 3 months ago #12

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&quot;irish_goat&quot;:fgw2xxir wrote:
&quot;Stephanos&quot;:fgw2xxir wrote:
&quot;andrew&quot;:fgw2xxir wrote: I seem to remember BrewDog had something too- named after the founders?[/quote:fgw2xxir]
maybe via mikkeller, and of course there's ice distilling which gives similar alcohol but a different chemical mix[/quote:fgw2xxir]

Brewdog have done a few of them via ice distillation, using a local ice cream factories freezers. I had a taste of Sink the Bismarck and though it was ok, a nice novelty but not worth the price when compared to a whiskey you can get for the same price.[/quote:fgw2xxir]
I've tried both courtesy of mr garvie and not a massive fan but fun

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