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04-11-2004, 06:23 PM
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On Thu, 4 Nov 2004, The Submarine Captain wrote: Expletive Deleted a =E9crit : I agree with the bock interpretation. Its been a long time, I wonder which type of caramelized malt they use. It's not just the malt : a very important factor of the typical malt profile of bocks is the double / triple / quadruple decoction mash proces= s. also true. I wonder if Moretti does decoction at all? 
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04-11-2004, 06:23 PM
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On Thu, 4 Nov 2004, The Submarine Captain wrote: Expletive Deleted a =E9crit : I agree with the bock interpretation. Its been a long time, I wonder which type of caramelized malt they use. It's not just the malt : a very important factor of the typical malt profile of bocks is the double / triple / quadruple decoction mash proces= s. also true. I wonder if Moretti does decoction at all?
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04-11-2004, 06:50 PM
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Expletive Deleted a écrit :
On Thu, 4 Nov 2004, The Submarine Captain wrote: Expletive Deleted a écrit : I agree with the bock interpretation. Its been a long time, I wonder which type of caramelized malt they use. It's not just the malt : a very important factor of the typical malt profile of bocks is the double / triple / quadruple decoction mash process. also true. I wonder if Moretti does decoction at all? no idea... try on it.hobby.birra, someone there may know... -- Warning : you may encounter French language beyond this point. Bon, écoute, je te dessine la boîte, ton berger et dedans ! Attends, et là je te fais la clef pour ouvrir la boîte ! (F'murrr) Laurent Mousson, Berne, Switzerland
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04-11-2004, 06:50 PM
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Expletive Deleted a écrit :
On Thu, 4 Nov 2004, The Submarine Captain wrote: Expletive Deleted a écrit : I agree with the bock interpretation. Its been a long time, I wonder which type of caramelized malt they use. It's not just the malt : a very important factor of the typical malt profile of bocks is the double / triple / quadruple decoction mash process. also true. I wonder if Moretti does decoction at all? no idea... try on it.hobby.birra, someone there may know... -- Warning : you may encounter French language beyond this point. Bon, écoute, je te dessine la boîte, ton berger et dedans ! Attends, et là je te fais la clef pour ouvrir la boîte ! (F'murrr) Laurent Mousson, Berne, Switzerland
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05-11-2004, 09:00 PM
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Sorry, don't have a substitute for you, but just had to say that I ran
across this beer a while back on sale at a local liquor store, so gave it a try. Beautiful color and head retention, and nice, full-bodied flavor. An unexpectedly excellent beer. Doesn't remind me of Negro Modelo (which I always order at our favorite Mexican restaurant) and the color or flavor doesn't seem like any bock or doppelbock I've had.
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05-11-2004, 09:00 PM
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Sorry, don't have a substitute for you, but just had to say that I ran
across this beer a while back on sale at a local liquor store, so gave it a try. Beautiful color and head retention, and nice, full-bodied flavor. An unexpectedly excellent beer. Doesn't remind me of Negro Modelo (which I always order at our favorite Mexican restaurant) and the color or flavor doesn't seem like any bock or doppelbock I've had.
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05-11-2004, 09:00 PM
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Sorry, don't have a substitute for you, but just had to say that I ran
across this beer a while back on sale at a local liquor store, so gave it a try. Beautiful color and head retention, and nice, full-bodied flavor. An unexpectedly excellent beer. Doesn't remind me of Negro Modelo (which I always order at our favorite Mexican restaurant) and the color or flavor doesn't seem like any bock or doppelbock I've had.
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05-11-2004, 10:32 PM
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On Fri, 5 Nov 2004, Miker wrote: Sorry, don't have a substitute for you, but just had to say that I ran across this beer a while back on sale at a local liquor store, so gave it a try. Beautiful color and head retention, and nice, full-bodied flavor. An unexpectedly excellent beer. Doesn't remind me of Negro Modelo (which I always order at our favorite Mexican restaurant) and the color or flavor doesn't seem like any bock or doppelbock I've had. Rather I would best compare it to maibock. It reminds me some of bottled HB Maibock I came across once.
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06-11-2004, 10:24 PM
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Well guys, I just found my first similar beer and it is indeed very tasty:
Ainger Celebrator Doppelbock. MMMM... "Expletive Deleted" wrote in message enn.edu... On Fri, 5 Nov 2004, Miker wrote: Sorry, don't have a substitute for you, but just had to say that I ran across this beer a while back on sale at a local liquor store, so gave it a try. Beautiful color and head retention, and nice, full-bodied flavor. An unexpectedly excellent beer. Doesn't remind me of Negro Modelo (which I always order at our favorite Mexican restaurant) and the color or flavor doesn't seem like any bock or doppelbock I've had. Rather I would best compare it to maibock. It reminds me some of bottled HB Maibock I came across once.
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06-11-2004, 10:24 PM
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Well guys, I just found my first similar beer and it is indeed very tasty:
Ainger Celebrator Doppelbock. MMMM... "Expletive Deleted" wrote in message enn.edu... On Fri, 5 Nov 2004, Miker wrote: Sorry, don't have a substitute for you, but just had to say that I ran across this beer a while back on sale at a local liquor store, so gave it a try. Beautiful color and head retention, and nice, full-bodied flavor. An unexpectedly excellent beer. Doesn't remind me of Negro Modelo (which I always order at our favorite Mexican restaurant) and the color or flavor doesn't seem like any bock or doppelbock I've had. Rather I would best compare it to maibock. It reminds me some of bottled HB Maibock I came across once.
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06-11-2004, 10:24 PM
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Well guys, I just found my first similar beer and it is indeed very tasty:
Ainger Celebrator Doppelbock. MMMM... "Expletive Deleted" wrote in message enn.edu... On Fri, 5 Nov 2004, Miker wrote: Sorry, don't have a substitute for you, but just had to say that I ran across this beer a while back on sale at a local liquor store, so gave it a try. Beautiful color and head retention, and nice, full-bodied flavor. An unexpectedly excellent beer. Doesn't remind me of Negro Modelo (which I always order at our favorite Mexican restaurant) and the color or flavor doesn't seem like any bock or doppelbock I've had. Rather I would best compare it to maibock. It reminds me some of bottled HB Maibock I came across once.
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