After Roll-a-Style 13 ... Bière de Garde ... I thought I'd try another Roll-a-Style.
I rolled the Online 20 sided die and rolled ...
10 corresponds to Historical Beer: Kellerbier.
Like Bière de Garde, Kellerbier is another style that I know I've had, but it isn't a style that is typically available. I am not sure I'll be able to find a good example to compare my beer to.
A Kellerbier is:
An unfiltered, unpasteurized, fully-attenuated German lager traditionally served from lagering vessels. May be a little richer, more robust, and rustic than the base styles. A fresh beer without fermentation defects associated with young, green (unfinished) beer.Basically, I guess, a Kellerbier can be based on just about any German Lager, but it unfiltered, unpasteurized and can be more hazy than a the "regular" styles.
To be honest, all my German Lagers have been unfiltered and unpasteurized. They are usually more hazy than "regular" German styles. So, maybe all my homebrewed German-style lagers have actually been Kellerbiers.
I decided to use Helles as my "base" style and came up with the recipe: Helles Won't Kellerbier.
Now that I have picked this style of beer, I moved a style from my "bench" into the #10 slot:
Now that I have picked this style of beer, I moved a style from my "bench" into the #10 slot:
My "Bench" now includes:
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