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Wednesday, November 27, 2013

beoir dorcha le blas

Today I transferred my Vanilla Porter to secondary. This is the beer I blogged about in The unnamed one stout porter and now it has been named beoir dorcha le blas. 

Beoir dorcha le blas
Vanilla Porter
O.G. 1.058
F.G. 1.022 (could still drop a little)
ABV 4.7










Want some cake?

Wyeast 1084 yeast cake.



Brew today, See you tomorrow.

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