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I love the point in the lagering phase where the malt softens just a bit and begins to meld well with the hop flavor and bitterness. Happened at around 8 weeks in the keg for my last Munich Helles. That one slowly progressed into "it".
I really enjoyed my last batch (just kicked it two days ago) with 86% Best Pils/14% Global Kolsch malt. Really showcased the pilsner malt well.
Quote from: brewinhard on May 02, 2016, 05:20:07 pmI really enjoyed my last batch (just kicked it two days ago) with 86% Best Pils/14% Global Kolsch malt. Really showcased the pilsner malt well. I may try that next time around. I used 91% pils, 5% Chit, and 4% Carahell in this one. It was all about the pils and I really like it.
Quote from: HoosierBrew on May 02, 2016, 05:31:02 pmQuote from: brewinhard on May 02, 2016, 05:20:07 pmI really enjoyed my last batch (just kicked it two days ago) with 86% Best Pils/14% Global Kolsch malt. Really showcased the pilsner malt well. I may try that next time around. I used 91% pils, 5% Chit, and 4% Carahell in this one. It was all about the pils and I really like it."Because you know im all about dat pils...bout dat pils..." Sorry had to.
My first attempt at a Munich Helles.Sent from my XT1064 using Tapatalk
A few of the very tasty beers I received from fmader recently :A delicious Breakfast Stout (a la Founders)A tasty Quad with pureed dark fruitsAnd a well made American BarleywineEDIT - Really nice work, Frank. Thanks again!
Duvel definitely looks more like yours, ie., pale and clear. I wonder if there's some Aromatic or Vienna (or similar) in the Pranqster giving it the more gold hue.