peach beer taste test

Just tasting my peach beer. You should add the flavoring to the batch a day or two before bottling. You can also add it to the batch just before you bottle it. That's why I couldn't hardly taste it. Live and learn!!

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[BrauereiTUBE]

dude?

you are the most unassuming beer drinker I have ever seen on youtube.

[mieses2pieces]

@BrauereiTUBE Is that a bad thing?

[byronakab]

New to the brewing scene, but i notice in a couple of your videos that you drink you brew from the bottle. The brew that i have made has sediments in the bottom of the bottle so i just pour it in a glass. Is there a step i'm missing in the bottling process?

[mieses2pieces]

@byronakab I use a racking tube. It keeps from sucking up the sediment from the bottom of the fermentation bucket.

[stardog1982]

Hey, I was Thinking about Brewing my own Beer. what is The shelf life for the beer after it's been Bottled?- is it a year or something like that?

[mieses2pieces]

@stardog1982 I've been told that it has a year shelf life. I think it depends on how and where you store it. I keep mine in closed boxes in my basement. I have some that's16 months old and still good.

[TheBeebopper]

@mieses2pieces Kit beers can improve up to two years. I've never tasted improvements after that time except for beer specifically brewed for keeping. You need high quality caps.

[CraigTube]

Man, laughed my fuckin ass off at 1:55. Cheers!

[anthoneybrickley]

use mashed the fruit and put it into your fermenting container weather it be a 5 gallon bucket or 5 gallon glass car boy like what i use...

[mieses2pieces]

Really?