Pasteurised beer in bottles... Nasty..!

[F00b4r]

St. Austell use the primary strain to bottle condition - information from someone who worked there rather than a random internet page

EDIT: is memory serves they centrifuge before bottle conditioning.

 

[Sadfield]

St. Austell use the primary strain to bottle condition - information from someone who worked there rather than a random internet page

EDIT: is memory serves they centrifuge before bottle conditioning.

They must be re-seeding the bottles with that pasteurised flavour.

 

[Chippy_Tea]

And another relatively new member goes into hiding.

 

[gazzza123]

Sorry chippy, thought best I do some work today..!

In other news though I did speak to St. Austell Brewery today... They confirmed that they do not pasteurise but instead filter... Which ironically the bloke did say can give a similar "cooked" taste to pasteurising!

Great hey... He's gonna look back at the batch I've had and do a quality inspection...

So we're looking for unpasteurised and unfiltered beers preferably now... Again why the theakstons is impressive I guess.

 

[Chippy_Tea]

Sorry chippy, thought best I do some work today..!

That wasn't meant as a dig if you read the "what do you think of electric cars" thread in the snug you'll understand.