MyQul
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That's even assuming I can get hold of a bottle of the ESB. Might just buy some from malt miller as Garethhuwwilliams taste profile description sounds great for what I want it for
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That's even assuming I can get hold of a bottle of the ESB. Might just buy some from malt miller as Garethhuwwilliams taste profile description sounds great for what I want it for
Yeah, only really worth it if you're desperate to try the ESB. As much as I love Cloudwater, and as much as I'm prepared to drop good money for good beer, their 750ml prices are prohibitive for me.
As an aside, all of the Weird Beard beers I've had come with a ****-tonne of yeast in the bottles. Had a bottle of their 'A Lemon Tree My Dear Watson' tonight and about an eighth of the bottle was cake! The 'No More Bright Ideas' was the same. They just seemingly dump everything from the FV straight into the bottle
As an aside, all of the Weird Beard beers I've had come with a ****-tonne of yeast in the bottles. Had a bottle of their 'A Lemon Tree My Dear Watson' tonight and about an eighth of the bottle was cake! The 'No More Bright Ideas' was the same. They just seemingly dump everything from the FV straight into the bottle
MyQul
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Yeah, only really worth it if you're desperate to try the ESB. As much as I love Cloudwater, and as much as I'm prepared to drop good money for good beer, their 750ml prices are prohibitive for me.
As an aside, all of the Weird Beard beers I've had come with a ****-tonne of yeast in the bottles. Had a bottle of their 'A Lemon Tree My Dear Watson' tonight and about an eighth of the bottle was cake! The 'No More Bright Ideas' was the same. They just seemingly dump everything from the FV straight into the bottle
Wonder what yeasts they use. Anything interesting do you know?
Sorry mate, can't help you there.
They seem pretty open and honest on social media and their blog etc - might be worth firing them an email? [email protected]
All I do know is that I've not had a bad beer from them!
MyQul
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Cheer might well do that :thumb:
Notlaw
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Anyone know anything about the yeast in Little Valley Brewery beers? I've got a bottle of their Vanilla Porter to have tonight and it says it's bottle conditioned. Worth keeping or not?
MyQul
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Never heard of the brewery myself but you could always fire off a quick email to ask them what yeast they use and it's history Yeast strains often move from brewery to brewery with the head brewer. Or it could be from a yeast lab or even just a dried strain
Notlaw
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I'll give them a holler.
I really enjoyed drinking Chimay Blue when in Belgium some time back although at 9% you only have a few! It's in our list here (in the OP) and Chimay site says its naturally conditioned. Tesco apparently sell it (although I've yet to try them) but has anyone tried to culture the yeast from it?
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Let me know how you get on. Stocked in my local supermarket.
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I haven't tried culturing it, but it is the primary strain. You'd be better culturing from the Red or even better the Gold if you can get it. The lower abv means the yeast would be in better condition.
MyQul
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I was mooching around on the web yesterday, reading about English yeast strains and discovered that although Fullers bought the Gales brewery, for Gales HSB they still use the Gales yeast strain and the bottled beer is bottle conditioned.
I often look what my local ASDA has in stock on the ale aisle and I was sure I'd seen HSB there. Sure enough it had it in stock when I went to the supermarket today, so I picked up a bottle and it says bottle conditioned on the label
BYOBRA has three Gales reciepes (Bitter, Mild and HSB) so I might have a go at culturing up the yeast and brewing one or more of the reciepes. I'm quite pleased to have a strain from a now defunct brewery
I often look what my local ASDA has in stock on the ale aisle and I was sure I'd seen HSB there. Sure enough it had it in stock when I went to the supermarket today, so I picked up a bottle and it says bottle conditioned on the label
BYOBRA has three Gales reciepes (Bitter, Mild and HSB) so I might have a go at culturing up the yeast and brewing one or more of the reciepes. I'm quite pleased to have a strain from a now defunct brewery
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Gales HSB was a mighty fine pint way back when
Marstons Pedigree now comes naturally bottle conditioned.
MyQul
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Marstons Pedigree now comes naturally bottle conditioned.
Thanks Terry. I'll add that to the list
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And it's cheap in lidl
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How many of these yeasts are just bottling strains? I'd heard a podcast recently saying the Sierra Nevada yeast was not the primary fermentation strain.
MyQul
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Hopefully all of them. I update the list as I get new information. I'll update the SN entry
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That's interesting, first I've heard that. Do you mind if I ask the source? In any case, I personally don't think SNPA is worth culturing when you can buy it as US05, WLP001, or Wyeast 1056, all of which will be in better condition than the stuff in the bottle.
MyQul
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It's also the first I've heard of that too. I was under the impression it was the chico strain.
As far as bothering to culture it up, it cost a lot less than ã7 to do it and your creating new cells when your culturing it up, so unless what's in the bottle is seriously mutated, I think it's worth doing.
