I was trying to propagate some weissbier yeast from the dregs of a couple of bottles of (very nice) Weihenstephaner weissbier and this happened:
It wasn't there at 7pm last night, but 12 hours later is surely is. And the smell is very much like a sour beer.
So my thinking is I have my house "wild yeast" strain for use in more esoteric beers.
Anyone out there got experience of this sort of thing?
Any precautions I need to take?
Current thinking is to park this away to let it ferment out and then keep it in the fridge til I'm ready to use it (probably initially in a saison primarily fermented with a commercial saison yeast strain).
Am I mad?
Mixed Fermentation
Mixed Fermentation
Fermenting: lambic, Munich Dunkel
Conditioning: English IPA/Bretted English IPA, historic London Porter, Hazelweiss 2024
Drinking: Helles Bock, Orval clone, Impy stout, Conestoga, Simmonds Bitter, cascade wet hop pale, Porter 2
Planning: Kozel dark (ish),and more!
Conditioning: English IPA/Bretted English IPA, historic London Porter, Hazelweiss 2024
Drinking: Helles Bock, Orval clone, Impy stout, Conestoga, Simmonds Bitter, cascade wet hop pale, Porter 2
Planning: Kozel dark (ish),and more!
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Re: Mixed Fermentation
FYI, Weihenstephaner don't bottle with the primary strain.
Re: Mixed Fermentation
Guess I'll buy some WLP300 or else stick with the MJ yeast which has served me fairly well to date.
Fermenting: lambic, Munich Dunkel
Conditioning: English IPA/Bretted English IPA, historic London Porter, Hazelweiss 2024
Drinking: Helles Bock, Orval clone, Impy stout, Conestoga, Simmonds Bitter, cascade wet hop pale, Porter 2
Planning: Kozel dark (ish),and more!
Conditioning: English IPA/Bretted English IPA, historic London Porter, Hazelweiss 2024
Drinking: Helles Bock, Orval clone, Impy stout, Conestoga, Simmonds Bitter, cascade wet hop pale, Porter 2
Planning: Kozel dark (ish),and more!