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16-02-2005, 01:45 AM
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Pauwel Kwak
750ml corked bottle
8% ABV Poured a brilliantly clear light copper. Didn't appear to be bottle conditioned. Quickly dissapating head. A bit of burnt sugar aroma with some alcohol. A malty beer with some sugary sweetness and a slight hint of Belgian funk. Warming. Not spectacular, but very drinkable. ----------------------------------------------------- Pete Clouston Lawrence (KS) Brewers Guild http://www.sunflower.com/~homebrew 
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17-02-2005, 06:50 PM
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On Wed, 16 Feb 2005, p. clouston wrote: 750ml corked bottle 8% ABV Poured a brilliantly clear light copper. Didn't appear to be bottle conditioned. Quickly dissapating head. A bit of burnt sugar aroma with some alcohol. A malty beer with some sugary sweetness and a slight hint of Belgian funk. Warming. Not spectacular, but very drinkable. I'd had it before and liked it, but recently grabbed one of the new ones that just showed up in KS within the last 2 months. bacteria it must have been. wasn't soured, but was very very very carbonated, bit of a gusher but impossible to pour. and dry as a bone, virtually no malt flavor. Just almost totally attenuated out.
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17-02-2005, 06:50 PM
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On Wed, 16 Feb 2005, p. clouston wrote: 750ml corked bottle 8% ABV Poured a brilliantly clear light copper. Didn't appear to be bottle conditioned. Quickly dissapating head. A bit of burnt sugar aroma with some alcohol. A malty beer with some sugary sweetness and a slight hint of Belgian funk. Warming. Not spectacular, but very drinkable. I'd had it before and liked it, but recently grabbed one of the new ones that just showed up in KS within the last 2 months. bacteria it must have been. wasn't soured, but was very very very carbonated, bit of a gusher but impossible to pour. and dry as a bone, virtually no malt flavor. Just almost totally attenuated out.
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