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kentish ale
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grainy one • 10/29/2013 at 10:37pm looks like a good one to me. I use 04 yeast a lot and would like to here what the difference in taste is from the Nottinghamwhen your brew is ready to drink.
brewmer • 11/18/2013 at 12:07pm Thanks this ones a goer in the next week or so depending on work... i will split batch into 2 and use both nottingham and 04 to see differences, will post results as they happen..<br>cheers
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