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I thought I was the only one to think that about Brulosphy. Interesting, but not always useful.I also find the "n=1" problem to be fairly prevalent in decisions about brewing technique, even with Brulosophy. One experimental run does not a finding make. But by all means, we should try new things. But a bombastic finding overturning centuries of brewing procedure, takes a bit more to convince me.
I'm not suggesting that this method would overturn the brewing world, it's just a technique to achieve a desired affect. I certainly wouldn't use this method on anything but a hop bomb.
I have been working on this method for several years and I have gotten to the point where it works very well for me. I brew a lot for competitions and that drives me in a different direction then if I brewed beer only for myself. By doing so, it did force me to evaluate my brewing methods and to improve upon my beers. I was just trying to share my experience with anyone who was interested.
But this is not everyone's cup of tea.