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the effect of tannins

by Foles <eamonnfoley@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jul 16, 2008 at 02:02 AM

Im noticing my first "successful" brew (american pale ale) is starting
to deteriorate over time. The taste is getting rougher and somewhat
harsher, in a kind of bitter way. It was bottled about 6-7 weeks ago.
I was pleased when I first sampled it after 2 weeks in the bottle, but
now I have to pour it out - almost undrinkable.

I have 2 theories

1) oxidation - although I didnt do anything that would obviously
introduce oxygen.
2) tannins - im starting to think this is more likely, because my
thermometer is a mercury type and its possible I may have exposed the
grains to high temperatures before the thermometer caught up. I was
aiming for a 70C steep of my crystal grains.

My question is can tannins harm the beer over time?
 




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the effect of tannins
Foles <eamonnfoley@[EM  2008-07-16 02:02:17 
Re: the effect of tannins
dshesnicky@[EMAIL PROTECT  2008-07-16 04:01:57 
Re: the effect of tannins
"Mark R" <ma  2008-07-16 10:37:05 
Re: the effect of tannins
"Steve/Aus" <  2008-07-21 05:32:37 

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