The rubber/neoprene aroma is a phenolic compound. Sanitation issues or wild yeasts are usually the cause of that. High fermentation temps can also promote the development of these compounds.
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The rubber/neoprene aroma is a phenolic compound. Sanitation issues or wild yeasts are usually the cause of that. High fermentation temps can also promote the development of these compounds.
Ever heard of hop bursting? It's basically how I make my double IPA, very popular here in San Diego. You might have one small bittering addition as first wort hops, but the majority of the IBU's are...