Lambic Digest #0812

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Subject: Lambic Digest #812 (March 11, 1996) 

 

 

 
Lambic Digest #812                             Mon 11 March 1996 

 

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

 

 
Contents: 
  Re:  More Orval info... pLambic Weizen ("Lee C. Bussy") 
  Orval Stuff (M.P. Manning) 

 

 
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Date: Sun, 10 Mar 1996 10:13:31 +0000 
From: "Lee C. Bussy" <leeb at roadkill.org> 
Subject: Re:  More Orval info... pLambic Weizen 

 
On 10 Mar 96 at 0:30, pedwards at iquest.net (Paul Edwards) 
wrote: 

 
> The data sheet doen't contain anythign real specific w.r.t. yeast, 
> but does talk about OG, color, bitterness, malts, etc. 

 
I would be interested in seeing this..... Orval seems to be the beer  
of choice these days in our club and I'm sure a few people would like  
to see that sort of data. 

 
On another note... the pLambic Weizen that I wrote about a couple of  
weeks ago definitely has a lactic bug.  The phenolics from the  
Weizen yeast are quite subdued and the sourness is coming on strong.   
There also seems to be some acetic character coming into play.   

 
I have a Wit sitting right next to it fermenting away... the  
character of the Weizen is so interesting I find myself wanting to  
drop "just a bit" into it to let it sour up.  I'll let this go a  
little while and see what develops first though. 

 
It's not going to be a pLambic but it sure will be interesting.  The  
phenolics from the Weizen yeast *almost* would make you think of  
Brett.... not the same thing but the complexity is not really  
identifiable as Weizen.  Weird. 

 

 
- -- 
 -Lee C. Bussy/leeb at southwind.net 

 
Don't learn the tricks of the trade. 
Learn the trade. 

 
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Date: Sun, 10 Mar 1996 12:55:25 -0500 
From: mannin29 at eos.eos.net (M.P. Manning) 
Subject: Orval Stuff 

 
Paul Edwards writes: 

 
>I have a three page history/marketing blurb and a one page "technical 
>data sheet" that I was given at Orval last summer.  If anybody's 
>interested, I'll type it in as a couple or three installments to the digest. 

 
"If anybody's interested?"  Sheesh, start typing, Paul! ;^) 

 
Martin Manning 
Cincinnati, Ohio, USA 

 

 

 
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