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Hi guys
I have been brewing a NEIPA kit from my local brew shop which usually turns out pretty good. it has a really fruity hop aroma but there is a slightly off bitter flavour. im just using untreated tap water and i have no idea of the profile.
I bought some RO water and treated the water with a chloride to sulphate ratio of 2:1 as this seems to be the standard for this type of beer. The resulting beer is quite different. it seems to have lost a lot of the hop aroma, and there is more of a "boozy" flavour. The gravity reading was higher than my previous attempts, so i guess it is a higher abv, but im missing the fruityness.
Any thoughts as to why ive lost the fruity hop aroma, i thought it is probably due to the chloride to sulphate ratio, but this is the recommended ratio for a NEIPA?
The profile i used was
CA 100
MG 18
NA16
CL 186
SO 93
HCO 0
I have been brewing a NEIPA kit from my local brew shop which usually turns out pretty good. it has a really fruity hop aroma but there is a slightly off bitter flavour. im just using untreated tap water and i have no idea of the profile.
I bought some RO water and treated the water with a chloride to sulphate ratio of 2:1 as this seems to be the standard for this type of beer. The resulting beer is quite different. it seems to have lost a lot of the hop aroma, and there is more of a "boozy" flavour. The gravity reading was higher than my previous attempts, so i guess it is a higher abv, but im missing the fruityness.
Any thoughts as to why ive lost the fruity hop aroma, i thought it is probably due to the chloride to sulphate ratio, but this is the recommended ratio for a NEIPA?
The profile i used was
CA 100
MG 18
NA16
CL 186
SO 93
HCO 0