@intothebrew If your lager yeast pitch is at the "appropriate" cell count, if your oxygenation rate is correct, if your zinc levels are where they should be, if you spund at the correct time, etc., I have seen no empirical benefit to D rest temperature bumps
@joshchapman I love this! We have to catch up ASAP. I try to relegate these beers to the category of "I couldn't get away with this at work," but maybe one day I'll double mash two separate times with Maris Otter floor malt at work 😅
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Made it through the new @UnitedWeDrink podcast with @BobbyBump, wow. Folks in our industry sorely need to discuss alcohol abuse with honesty. I have a 2 month break coming up, and listening to Bobby speak of his own experience helps give me the confidence to maybe take it further
@JoelBrews @Oak_Aged 100%. "Will the customer know the difference?" is something I've heard multiple times at a previous employer. It's pathetic and makes the folks who believe there is no such thing as good enough look like compatriots of this mediocre "craft" profession of ours.
@PhilRunco Both of those beers are objectively immaculate, but how they compare to others within their respective sub-styles is inherently subjective. I've had the off-chance luxury of 30 minute old Focal straight off the line, and it's hard for me to turn away from that!
@PhilRunco They deserve to be in an entirely different category; British base malt, high sulfate water, decidedly more bitter, the OG Conan strain, less aggressive dry hop, etc. They fit into en vogue hazy IPA by way of influencing the use of ester-forward English yeast, and not much else