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hey everybody so today we're going to
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try another German Kulch beer and for
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those of you who like to criticize or
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give me feedback on how I'm pronouncing
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these German names have at it because I
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have no idea how to say this whether
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it's Fu or Fra or whatever but this is
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their Kulch it comes from Cologne
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Germany which is apparently the only
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place in Germany that is allowed to call
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their beers Kulch it's actually one of
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the newer ones it's from 1904 this is a
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4.8% 8% alcohol i have no other
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information about it a lot of times it's
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compared to this one here the Gaffle
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Kulch which I had previously supposedly
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this one uh is not as hoppy they say
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generally speaking Kooch beers and we're
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not going to get into the whole thing
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about top fermenting and bottom
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fermenting but it's sort of a logger
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sort of an ale what have you generally a
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lighter beer you know easy refreshing
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that kind of thing they do mention malts
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and vanilla and bready hints from this
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out yeah it's supposed to be golden
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yellow with a white foam that seems
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right didn't pour too much though pretty
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actually all right let's try this one
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you know this is a nice refreshing beer
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personally I don't smell or taste any
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vanilla malt bread whatever it just
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tastes like a basic logger beer to
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me definitely not hoppy i don't recall
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that the gaffle was particularly hoppy
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uh I would drink this again particularly
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on a a warm day or by itself just
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relaxing i'm going to have some grilled
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chicken later i think it might go well
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with that one my name is Mark thanks a
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lot for watching follow me for all the