Here it is. This is our first baby beer. Homebrew!
Looks pretty tasty doesn't it?
Frandall's Brewbucket - AHS Newahtarillo Pale Ale
Beer Type: American Pale Ale
Appearance: 12 oz. brown bottle without a label - recycled and washed out from a batch of New Belgium something or other.
Smell: Fruity hops and malty biscuit aromas.
First Drink: A three pronged attack of hops. First a sweet bitter, followed by a floral flavor, and finished with an earthy note.
Mouthfeel: Smooth and well carbonated but a bit acidic feeling.
Last Drink: The high ABV of this homebrew comes out more as it warms. There are distinctly alcoholic flavors in the aftertaste.
Drinkability: I couldn't ask for a more drinkable first attempt at homebrewing. If all our beers come out near this we'll be doing good!
Notes: This beer started out a bit rough but has really mellowed with age. It seems to be a "fan favorite" as well - a majority of this batch went to friends and family and nobody spit it back out!
Verdict: 3.5 out of 5.
Links: Austin Homebrew Supply.
Beer Type: American Pale Ale
Appearance: 12 oz. brown bottle without a label - recycled and washed out from a batch of New Belgium something or other.
Smell: Fruity hops and malty biscuit aromas.
First Drink: A three pronged attack of hops. First a sweet bitter, followed by a floral flavor, and finished with an earthy note.
Mouthfeel: Smooth and well carbonated but a bit acidic feeling.
Last Drink: The high ABV of this homebrew comes out more as it warms. There are distinctly alcoholic flavors in the aftertaste.
Drinkability: I couldn't ask for a more drinkable first attempt at homebrewing. If all our beers come out near this we'll be doing good!
Notes: This beer started out a bit rough but has really mellowed with age. It seems to be a "fan favorite" as well - a majority of this batch went to friends and family and nobody spit it back out!
Verdict: 3.5 out of 5.
Links: Austin Homebrew Supply.
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