So I just got served the final dregs of a commercial Sam Adams keg (Little more than half a pitcher).and I was wondering if there are any negatives to the bottom? Taste/feel across the tongue feels a little dryer.
Cheers!
bottom of the barrel?
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Re: bottom of the barrel?
None. Papazian says there are lots of vitamins in the bottom.
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Re: bottom of the barrel?
On a commercial lager, I doubt it's any different than the top of the barrel.
Papazian would be talking about homebrew.
Papazian would be talking about homebrew.
Re: bottom of the barrel?
Is there a difference? Maybe if the commercial is filtered instead of bottle conditioned...maltbarley wrote: Papazian would be talking about homebrew.
An intelligent man is sometimes forced to be drunk with his fools. - Hemingway
Re: bottom of the barrel?
Alright, good to know. Thanks! I got 3/4 of a pitcher for 1/2 the price of a normal so I call it a good deal. To bad that was the only real good beer on tap though.
Jon 