EPISODE · Feb 7, 2022 · 1H 19M
Beer Off-Flavors
from Liquid Bread · host Matty, Larry and Rich
We're talking about beer off-flavors, because even flavors get sick of being on all the time. Does your beer taste like green apple? Butter? Sewage? Rich lets you know if there might be something wrong with it. Plus for our first episode of 2022 we give our new beer's resolutions, which it seems like Larry made up on the spot even though Matty emailed about doing them beforehand.
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