"Sweet Feed" In the UK

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Re: "Sweet Feed" In the UK

Postby YHB » Wed Jul 31, 2013 8:01 pm

Runningman,

Runningman wrote:HI brian
Whats this sweet feed product like and where do you get it from. Any info much appreciated.
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Runningman


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Re: "Sweet Feed" In the UK

Postby YHB » Sat Dec 21, 2013 9:03 pm

I managed to get only two generations finished and stripped before I took my new job and had to put things on hold.

I cut the strip back to 30% and did a spirit run, took 10% of heads with the LM and then switched to Pot Mode for the hearts.

I was expecting to be a way for a month, so I added some heavy toasted oak from the HBS and left for warmer climes.

As it turned out I was away longer than anticipated and was away for over 3 months. Half way through I panicked about leaving the oak for too long and quickly phoned the wife and explained how to rack off the oak and cut the drink to 40%. All of which seemed like a recipe for disaster.

I have just arrived back and tasted it.

I have just made this my drink of choice, it surpasses anything I have made by a long long way.

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Re: "Sweet Feed" In the UK

Postby Easydrinker » Sat Dec 21, 2013 9:40 pm

Maybe you should let your wife into some more of the dark arts Brian?
The girl "done good" it seems.
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