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Post by poptop on Oct 17, 2021 13:33:20 GMT -6
Oh my www.eku.biz/en/our-beer-specialities/eku-beers/eku-28/A little maltier than I generally ever want and honestly, I grabbed it on my way to the office today just to sip on and didn't realize the abv haha. I'm sitting here doing admin crap and enjoying what they're calling a stout. It definitely has a sipping personality. Perhaps something to make and drop onto a huge cake of Bayern after my Helles. |
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Post by Seven on Oct 18, 2021 10:33:48 GMT -6
28 Plato OG I assume from the name? If so, that makes the FG a very "malty" 1.040. 64.4% apparent attenuation, nearly 440 calories per 12 ounces!!!
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Post by poptop on Oct 18, 2021 10:46:33 GMT -6
It was a little maltier than I usually like even for a big beer. That said, I'd hit it again.
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Post by tommymorris on Oct 18, 2021 11:51:37 GMT -6
28 Plato OG I assume from the name? If so, that makes the FG a very "malty" 1.040. 64.4% apparent attenuation, nearly 440 calories per 12 ounces!!! That’s like 6 slices of liquid bread in one can! |
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Post by Ken on Oct 18, 2021 12:21:39 GMT -6
Off-topic but I was in Boulder over the weekend and found (at a restaurant) Andechs Helles which I don't think I have ever had. My son and nephew were with me and noticed my surprise and jubilation upon seeing it on the menu so they ordered one as well. Delicious. 22-ounce bottle, I believe.  |
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Post by drez on Oct 19, 2021 10:39:45 GMT -6
Andechs was the first stop after landing in Munich... Holds a special place for me.
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Post by gusso on Oct 19, 2021 15:55:06 GMT -6
28 Plato OG I assume from the name? If so, that makes the FG a very "malty" 1.040. 64.4% apparent attenuation, nearly 440 calories per 12 ounces!!! When I saw the first post, I thought that beer was right up my alley. But a 1.040 FG? Nah, too sweet for me. Most of my "big" beers finish between 1.008 - 1.015. |
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Post by denny on Oct 21, 2021 13:40:17 GMT -6
Man, I used to love that beer! Haven't seen it in years.
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