
Kölsch.
I decided to make something light and refreshing. Something as clean and crisp and as a cleansing as a spring rain.
A little bit about kölsch. Technically, I cannot call it "kö

I have 4 different batches in the pipeline right now. So, this endeavor will have to wait for a few weeks. I will keep you posted.
I also need to research recipes. BYO magazine had some good suggestions a few issues ago. I may look at those and formulate something.
3 comments:
Great to see you decided on a kolsh. I was not a fan until I brewed the style. Recently, I have experimented bottling with different sugars (honey, molasses, maple) and for some reason honey does well with the kolsh style. If you try this I would like to hear what happens. Cheers
I'm impressed on two levels.
1) You're brewing a kolsch. Excellent choice.
2) If point number one didn't show you, I'm impressed that you were able to umlaut the o (and check out how I just turned umlaut into a verb!).
I love verbing nouns!
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