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my beer is an ale
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29-12-2010 12:53am#1My Youngs Harvest Larger has turned out more of an ale, why was that?
The fermenting temp varied from 14c to 20c, i also used malt extract syrup as well as sugar.
As for the taste its definitely not a larger, more like an ale a tad sweet kinda like cafferys ...feck it i like it hiccup!:)0
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My Youngs Harvest Larger has turned out more of an ale, why was that?
The fermenting temp varied from 14c to 20c, i also used malt extract syrup as well as sugar.
As for the taste its definitely not a larger, more like an ale a tad sweet kinda like cafferys ...feck it i like it hiccup!:)
Probably cos you added an 'R'. "Lager" + "R" = "Ale".
Oh and cos the yeast was almost certainly an ale yeast in the kit too.
And you fermented too high for a lager.0 -
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