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Lambic Digest #503 Tue 06 December 1994




Forum on Lambic Beers (and other Belgian beer styles)
Mike Sharp, Digest Coordinator




Contents:
Big brett choo-choo! (Marc Hugentobler)




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Date: Mon, 5 Dec 1994 08:54:37 GMT+700
From: Marc Hugentobler <MARHUG at TELECOM.USU.EDU>
Subject: Big brett choo-choo!


Hello fellow lambic brewers,
I am seriously excited to see all the discussion of brett. going on
in the digest lately. It is an area in which I am lacking. In fact
right at this very moment I am culturing wyeast's brett. brux.
strain. It is the reason I need to call on the collective expertise
of the lambic digest. To give you a little background on my
procedure, my regular practice with wyeast is to build three small
starters to paralell culture the yeast(spread the old homebrew budget
a little further). Of course I added a little tomato sauce as per
the faq to help out the brett. I then spread the culture between
bottles and capped them with ferm. locks. My procedure was ever so
sanitary. I either flamed, sprayed with ethanol or both anything
near the area. That afternoon( roughly 8 hours later) the
cultures(all three simultaneously) were bustling with big brimming
heads like regular sach. Now from what I've read brett. should not be
cranking like this. So what'ya think--three simultaneous erroneous
innoculations or not?


Hey, while I am at it, I have been in endless search for the famed
candi. I went down to the local candy store and found some but it is
white as the driven snow! Clear crystalline cubes, is this light
candi? I always had the impression that the candi had a light yellow
tinge(the light candi that is).


Anyway thanks for all your advice in the past and thanks in advance
for anyone who can help me.


adios
Marc
MARHUG at telecom.usu.edu


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