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Thanks, whut!
I've had a couple more of these since my last update and the nutty pecan flavor has gone away almost completely. I know things change over time, but I was expecting it to get stronger, if anything. .
Oh yeah, I forgot to report back on this one.
It doesn't suck!
In fact, it's quite good.
Ginger, you need to brew this again so you can send me some.
Hello. New brewer from norway☺gonna brew this tomorow..very excited. But..it says 25 oz of northern brewer...isnt that alot of it??
ha yes this.0.25 oz .... 1/4 of an ounce. Not 25 ounces.
I'll get right on that!
Well? I'll gladly trade you bottles of Headless Topper IIPA for your Pecan Porter.
Brewing this tomorrow. Pecans are roasted and im ready. Been over 2 years since i brewed this. Im really excited.
He's just trying to spare your feelings, Ginger.
I'm drinking a glass of this beer now, brewed by Ginger himself.
Aroma
Notes of caramel and chocolate. Roasted pecan that becomes more prominent as it warms.
Body
Medium. Nice, silky mouthfeel.
Taste
Clean. Low esters. Well balanced bitterness.
Somewhat roasty with hints of chocolate. Lingering, nutty finish from the pecans.
Good head retention.
Overall, an excellent beer. Well brewed and just delicious. This is definitely on my to- brew list.
Thanks again, Ginger!
He's just trying to spare your feelings, Ginger.
Haha. I was looking for flaws so I could offer some constructive criticism. Didn't find any. Granted my palate is not that refined but I can't think of one thing I would change. It's good.
Well here it is. Much less head retention and lacing. Which i attribute to the not soaking of oils. I cant do a side by side since i dont have any of the other. Its good. Really good. But im not sure its any better. I think i will go back to soaking up oils from now on. Live and learn. View attachment 370256
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