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re: Had an Envie for the first time in a while...
Posted on 1/19/18 at 9:10 am to Enadious
Posted on 1/19/18 at 9:10 am to Enadious
Sent Parish an email and got this back:
First of all, thank you very much for buying our beer. As a small company, we depend on and value your business. Also thanks for the feedback, we really want your experience with our beer to be perfect. Investigating your complaint, we just pulled a few bottles from the 12/13 batch and I can assure you the batch of beer does not have any metallic off flavors and in fact tastes delicious to the 3 brewers here who I just blind sampled. We have occasionally experienced a metallic taste on the rim of the bottle from the caps if they corrode from sitting in water or getting too wet for too long - for example beer bottles left in an ice chest with melted ice for a few days will have this. Do you think the caps were corroded excessively or did you observe any on the edges of the cap? If there is a concern about corroded caps, pouring the beer into a glass could definitely tell you if the issue is a residual metallic taste on the rim of the glass bottle or not. If you have time to do so, please pour into a glass, taste, and let me know! Cheers!
Andrew Godley
Parish Brewing Co.
Broussard, Louisiana
Bought the beer at Oak Point Central and it was on the shelf and not in a cooler. I haven't tried pouring one in a glass yet. Since I'm not the only one here that's experienced the problem, I don't think it's as simple as Andrew indicated. Whatever, I'll try something again in the future and if it sucks I'll bring it back to the store.
First of all, thank you very much for buying our beer. As a small company, we depend on and value your business. Also thanks for the feedback, we really want your experience with our beer to be perfect. Investigating your complaint, we just pulled a few bottles from the 12/13 batch and I can assure you the batch of beer does not have any metallic off flavors and in fact tastes delicious to the 3 brewers here who I just blind sampled. We have occasionally experienced a metallic taste on the rim of the bottle from the caps if they corrode from sitting in water or getting too wet for too long - for example beer bottles left in an ice chest with melted ice for a few days will have this. Do you think the caps were corroded excessively or did you observe any on the edges of the cap? If there is a concern about corroded caps, pouring the beer into a glass could definitely tell you if the issue is a residual metallic taste on the rim of the glass bottle or not. If you have time to do so, please pour into a glass, taste, and let me know! Cheers!
Andrew Godley
Parish Brewing Co.
Broussard, Louisiana
Bought the beer at Oak Point Central and it was on the shelf and not in a cooler. I haven't tried pouring one in a glass yet. Since I'm not the only one here that's experienced the problem, I don't think it's as simple as Andrew indicated. Whatever, I'll try something again in the future and if it sucks I'll bring it back to the store.
Posted on 1/19/18 at 9:20 am to Enadious
Well guess what? Envie will be in cans here pretty soon and hopefully they don't leave a bottle cap taste in the beer.
Posted on 1/19/18 at 9:42 am to Enadious
That's a weird reply for them to outright deny it like that. I can see them deflecting, and I suppose I can see that happening but as said I've been drinking bottle beers for over 15 years and I've never experienced that off flavor.
I will say I used to think people were full of shite that preferred bottles over cans, but there's multiple beers that definitely taste better out of a bottle whether that be the recipe is different or just the container?
I will say I used to think people were full of shite that preferred bottles over cans, but there's multiple beers that definitely taste better out of a bottle whether that be the recipe is different or just the container?
Posted on 1/19/18 at 1:19 pm to Enadious
I had the same problem with the metallic taste in the last batch I bought. And I didn't do anything like what was in that email. I think there is an issue.
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