Boulevard Limited Release - Foeder Projekt #1

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Boulevard Limited Release - Foeder Projekt #1

#1 Post by ParkerBrew » Mon Oct 21, 2013 11:12 am

For sour beer fans that happen to be in KC anytime soon, watch for this at the local tap houses. Wood aged sour, available only on tap in KC. Supposedly available starting this week.


http://www.boulevard.com/foeder-projekt-1/
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Re: Boulevard Limited Release - Foeder Projekt #1

#2 Post by tombastian » Sat Nov 02, 2013 9:17 pm

Got to try this over at the Burger Stand. I thought it was well done, especially for the first go around in their Foeder. Looking forward to see how this projekt progresses!!!

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Re: Boulevard Limited Release - Foeder Projekt #1

#3 Post by ParkerBrew » Mon Nov 04, 2013 1:18 pm

My impression was similar, pretty well done for a first go of it. I'm glad they kept the batch separate from the Love Child batch. Hopefully they'll run a few more batches. If anyone else tries it, feel free to drop a note on their comment portion of the web page. They take those into account when deciding whether or not to do follow up runs.
Next Brew: IIPA 3.6, SIPA 1.7, Choc Stout 3.4 - Sep 9
Fermenting: Barley Wine 1.2
Conditioning: 1Red Rye Ale, Berliner Weisse 1.1, SIPA 1.6
On Tap: IPA 2.8, Matilda Clone 1.1, Choc Stout 3.3, Soda Water

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Re: Boulevard Limited Release - Foeder Projekt #1

#4 Post by Blktre » Thu Nov 07, 2013 11:56 am

Its definitely the most acidic offering from them yet. I asked Dustin about the carbonation level as the ones we were served at Merchants was purely flat. He mentioned it had a low carbed anyways. I sure would of like to had a nice carb roll on this beer to open it up a bit.
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