Baltic Porter

[@curtpick628]

Once she sits for awhile she will shine. Well done.

[@MrThesem]

Looks great, makes me want to brew one.

[@IMakeBeer]

I'd do it. I'll be sad when the kegs gone....

[@berkantsokmen7651]

Your logo is awesome!

[@IMakeBeer]

Thanks!

[@LazyPlumber89]

Brother, amazing job. Keep up the quality vids

[@IMakeBeer]

Thanks I appreciate it. Keep watching.

[@JohnDoe-es5xh]

Love your channel, but did you considerm how much bread you can bakeed for the amount of graine, you put in that hot water?

[@IMakeBeer]

What's better, bread or beer?

[@SCROWMD]

FG 1.024, not too sweet for your taste? Looks great. Thanks for the video,

[@IMakeBeer]

Doesn't taste as sweet as the FG says. Came out so good. Probably be my Porter I make when I want a Porter.

[@magneryrvik7186]

Baltic porters are generally a fair bit sweeter than an english porter. Try a Saku Porter or a A le Coq Porter, both very popular porters in Estonia at least. Saku beeing the sweetest, little less roasted than the A le Coq, but both fairly sweet. They both make Christmas speciality porters which has higher ABV and even sweeter.

[@ignassunilaitis591]

As a Baltic person i see a paradox. I like white beer more 😀

[@IMakeBeer]

I like almost all beer 😉

[@jagsfanrick]

Hilton Head. $$$$$

[@IMakeBeer]

Must’ve seen the shirt I was wearing.