Re: Sour Red recipe anyone?

Sun Mar 17, 2013 8:52 am

Nice. Thanks for sharing. I'm super nerdy when it comes to checking my temperature control and fermentation progression, but I'll just rack this one to a secondary fermenter, infect it, put it in a closet, and try to forget about it. Thanks again.

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Re: Sour Red recipe anyone?

Sun Mar 17, 2013 6:21 pm

I've got nothing to contribute here unfortunately.... as much as I would like to, I've not brewed a sour red, or any other sour. Living in a 600 sq ft. apt means I don't have the space I'd like to be able to have a carboy hanging for long periods of time. Right now all my brews are ones that are in and out of fermentor in a matter of weeks.
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Re: Sour Red recipe anyone?

Mon Mar 18, 2013 12:14 pm

spiderwrangler wrote:I've got nothing to contribute here unfortunately.... as much as I would like to, I've not brewed a sour red, or any other sour. Living in a 600 sq ft. apt means I don't have the space I'd like to be able to have a carboy hanging for long periods of time. Right now all my brews are ones that are in and out of fermentor in a matter of weeks.

Yeah, some things are a little more important than sour beer. Quick beers make happy brewers.
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Mon Mar 18, 2013 12:19 pm

spiderwrangler wrote:I've got nothing to contribute here unfortunately.... as much as I would like to, I've not brewed a sour red, or any other sour. Living in a 600 sq ft. apt means I don't have the space I'd like to be able to have a carboy hanging for long periods of time. Right now all my brews are ones that are in and out of fermentor in a matter of weeks.


Oh, come on Spidey! Can't you make a seat out of a carboy or something? Now that would truly be a gadget for the Zymurgy mag!
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Mon Mar 18, 2013 12:26 pm

brewinhard wrote:
spiderwrangler wrote:I've got nothing to contribute here unfortunately.... as much as I would like to, I've not brewed a sour red, or any other sour. Living in a 600 sq ft. apt means I don't have the space I'd like to be able to have a carboy hanging for long periods of time. Right now all my brews are ones that are in and out of fermentor in a matter of weeks.


Oh, come on Spidey! Can't you make a seat out of a carboy or something? Now that would truly be a gadget for the Zymurgy mag!

You do have a point. And Brettanomyces do like a warmer fermentation temperature. He could go mother hen on a Flanders Red.
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Mon Mar 18, 2013 8:37 pm

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brewinhard wrote:
spiderwrangler wrote:I've got nothing to contribute here unfortunately.... as much as I would like to, I've not brewed a sour red, or any other sour. Living in a 600 sq ft. apt means I don't have the space I'd like to be able to have a carboy hanging for long periods of time. Right now all my brews are ones that are in and out of fermentor in a matter of weeks.


Oh, come on Spidey! Can't you make a seat out of a carboy or something? Now that would truly be a gadget for the Zymurgy mag!

You do have a point. And Brettanomyces do like a warmer fermentation temperature. He could go mother hen on a Flanders Red.


Tried that, but the neck of the carboy was stretching me out down there something awful. :unicornrainbow:

Anywhere I COULD put one wouldn't be able to stay undisturbed. Wouldn't want to go through the effort to jostle the pellicle all apart and whatnot. Been thinking of doing a sour mash/starter though...
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Mon Mar 18, 2013 9:33 pm

spiderwrangler wrote: Tried that, but the neck of the carboy was stretching me out down there something awful. :unicornrainbow:


Funny...No one can live with that. Bucket?
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