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WY 3209 pc oud bruin pitch temp

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WY 3209 pc oud bruin pitch temp

Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2014 4:50 am
by brewinhard
Just got a pack of this and according to wyeast it should be pitched at 80-85F. This obviously goes against logical thinking and I was wondering if anyone had any experience with this sacch. And lacto blend? Brewing up a 1.064 oud bruin and didn't want a fuselly mess. Thanks!

Re: WY 3209 pc oud bruin pitch temp

Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2014 8:11 am
by Klickitat Jim
I haven't used it but based on what beers they say it is good for, it probably has mostly lacto and saison yeast, both of which do well at the higher temps. Note, IF that's what is in there.

Re: WY 3209 pc oud bruin pitch temp

Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2014 10:13 am
by brewinhard
Yeah, I have been reading lots of threads on it and wyeast said that the sacch strain ferments cleanly even at those elevated temps. They do mention it could even make an interesting saison. Looking forward to trying it out but still contemplating the pitching temps.
Jim, have you tried the da bom yet?

Re: WY 3209 pc oud bruin pitch temp

Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2014 10:35 am
by Klickitat Jim
I have not. Only roesalare and straight lacto 5335 with a secondary sac yeast.

Re: WY 3209 pc oud bruin pitch temp

Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2014 2:06 pm
by brewinhard
Has the lacto batch gotten sour enough for you yet?

Re: WY 3209 pc oud bruin pitch temp

Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2014 5:15 pm
by Klickitat Jim
Maybe. Its been weird. I followed Caudill's NHC presentation. I did a 2L starter for a week. Decanted and pitched the lacto at 95ยบ for 8 days, chilled to 68 and pitched NW Ale. Two days after pitching the ale it was at 1.012 from the original 1.052. It smelled sour, saddly I dumped the sample before tasting. Ph was at or below 4 using colorphast strips. Its still working and only been a total of 15 days. I'll let ya know.

By the way, im shooting for something to meetvthe new BJCP catagory of American Mixed Fermentation. Its not a berliner.

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