Sugar is actually inverted local "raw sugar" from the company that supplies local breweries (a lot like turbinado for those who don't live in Aus.)
This is meant to be in the tradition of old commercial Aussie beers, which were actually originally ales, but the Nottingham imparts less ale characteristics and in fact if you ferment below 18C you are unlikely to find anyone who could pick this from a lager in a blind test
I have also used dry enzyme in my latest versions, hence the attenuation adjusted to 95%.
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