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<blockquote data-quote="Justpipes" data-source="post: 7885" data-attributes="member: 38"><p>That is a very interesting website Peter!</p><p></p><p>Like real Ale that is one thing that I always like about my Dad's brew, you could see the live yeast settled in the bottom of the bottle. The longer he would let it sit in the cellar the more it fermented. He made an awesome stout and when he passed away there were about five cases down in the cellar that had been aging for who knows how long. Of course it is long gone and the recipe has gone to the grave. Brings back some fond memories though!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Justpipes, post: 7885, member: 38"] That is a very interesting website Peter! Like real Ale that is one thing that I always like about my Dad's brew, you could see the live yeast settled in the bottom of the bottle. The longer he would let it sit in the cellar the more it fermented. He made an awesome stout and when he passed away there were about five cases down in the cellar that had been aging for who knows how long. Of course it is long gone and the recipe has gone to the grave. Brings back some fond memories though! [/QUOTE]
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