Re: Sulphur Taste In Lager

Sun Oct 10, 2010 9:24 am

Thanks for the replies. I have decided to let these two kegs age as long as I can to see how long it takes the sulphur taste to go away. I'll go back to brewing ales for the time being. I find brewing lagers challenging, but being a stubborn ass, I won't quit.

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Re: Sulphur Taste In Lager

Mon Oct 11, 2010 9:17 am

Chupa LaHomebrew wrote:Actually, I can't explain the copper. I just know it works. I've seen at least 2 pro breweries do it here in Portland. We also ended up with a really nice Roggenbeir at Alameda, but it has some sulfur on the back end, so we are going to transfer it with a piece of copper in the lines. Try it! If you find out why it works tell me, but I really don't know.



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Re: Sulphur Taste In Lager

Mon Oct 11, 2010 11:44 am

Yep.
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