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  • ...often of high original gravity, featuring complex flavors produced by long aging, often in wood. This style was also traditionally known in England as [[St ...lar to Old Ale but without the complex characteristics that come from long aging.
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  • ...or an advanced technique such as [[#Filtering|filtering]], [[#Aging|barrel aging]] or [[#Krausening|krausening]]. ...ng during this stage; rather, the beer is conditioning, clearing, and bulk aging. In some cases [[dry hopping]] may also be done at this point in the proce
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  • ...Alt, and German style Pale Ales. Strong sulfur component will reduce with aging. Clean, but with more ester production than WLP029. Attenuation: 73-80% Flo .... Slight sulfur is produced during fermentation, which will disappear with aging.
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  • ...sometimes therefore labeled with a vintage, similar to [[wine]]. [[Barrel aging]] is common, as well as unusual flavors created during long fermentations. ...of treacle or toffee and a pleasant sherry-like flavor after a few years' aging.
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  • ...e of the few defined styles where aging is a characteristic of the style. Aging in itself changes the character of a beer, even in a nonreactive vessel. H ==Aging Beer for the Home Brewer==
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  • ...d elsewhere (for example, in the wood-aged sour beer category above), some barrel-aged or other Belgian-style sour ales or Belgian inspired sour ales that de ...barrel or wood-aged entries might be appropriately entered elsewhere, some barrel-aged or other strong Belgian-style or Belgian inspired ales that defy categ
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  • ...ve a nice late-addition hop nose, though most of it may be lost during the aging process, and better added directly to the cask some time before packaging. ...he somewhat less intrepid may still choose to add oak chips to a secondary aging vessel, and even perhaps innoculate with any of the various common pathogen
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  • ...ur tang to a complex [[Brettanomyces]] barnyard flavor, and often a [[Wood aging|wood-aged]] character as well. ...opped Belgians, often featuring distinctly American hops. Many are [[Wood aging|wood-aged]].
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