Tapping a Pitcher of Rejewvenator

I started cooking with the Rejewvenator tonight, (posts to come soon) so tapping off a good deal of Rejewvenator was in order.  I tried to create extra foam in the pour, so I wouldn’t foam over when I started to boil it on the stove. 

 

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For bonus points, print out the pictures to make a beer flip-book! 

3 Responses to “Tapping a Pitcher of Rejewvenator”

  1. Dr Wort Says:

    I think you got your extra foam…. ;-}

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