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				<title>A Misstep on the Road to Sourville – Part 2</title>
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				<description>This the second post on my issues with my first sour beer and details how I plan to fix it. It wont be a quick process, but at this point I am confident that I have plan to turn this beer around and make it something enjoyable.</description>
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				<title>A Misstep on the Road to Sourville - Part 1</title>
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				<description>After waiting a year for my first sour beer, I have run into some trouble, mainly that my beer is not at all sour! This post enumerates the problems, and a follow up post will detail the possible fixes.</description>
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