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Are you certain you were not drinking this brew?



To be serious, here are links that indicate beer can skunk in seconds given the right conditions:

http://www.chow.com/food-news/53966/how ... et-skunky/

http://www.professorbeer.com/articles/skunked_beer.html

http://beeradvocate.com/articles/527

Leave it to Timetraveler to come up with something like that. You are fun to have around.

You are fun to have around.

+1

could explain a lot

Well I tested this theory - With a Miller High Life (buddys brand of beer since he doesnt home brew and wont try mine)

We were working on his jeep this weekend rebuilding the steering, and installing a lift kit, he asked if i wanted a beer and i replied yes please ill take 2 ! lol

So out he comes with 2 beers (which miller uses clear bottles ) I placed one on the hood in the sun light and after a few gulps placed the other inside the window of his house - out of the sun and in the A/C. After about 3 minutes of working on his truck I tried the one on the hood and sure enuf, this tasted not just warm but did skunk a bit, now i dont know if being a name brand beer if they have somthing that prevents it from COMPLETELY skunking but it wasnt unbearable taste. Just a bit warm for my liking

Just thought id share my 2 cents.

So you noticed a different taste between lukewarm p%@s and warm p%@s?

RickBeer wrote:So you noticed a different taste between lukewarm p%@s and warm p%@s?

LOL YUPP - Not my choice in beer either im a Sam Adams guy (when not drinking my homebrew) due to my pipeline having .... leaks in it? LOL