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Old 08-25-2008, 02:25 PM   #1
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Default Anyone know where to get roeselare?

I know it is out of the availability window, but does anyone know if there are any online vendors that still have any available? SuperiorBrew and Forrest (Austin Homebrew), I am looking towards you.


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Check and see where Evan! got his. I know he has used it before.


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I have a keg in the basement infected with it. But it's also got lacto and pedio and brett and god knows what else in it.
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Any updates on this? I want to brew a Flanders Red, but finding the Roeselare blend has been a Herculean task to say the least.

I'm thinking this may just have to wait until we're back in the availability window.
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I believe they are going to release it every year. Though I did see from Brian on a different forum that it's the same as the Lambic blend but with different ratios of everything.

It'd be interesting to do a split batch one with each to see if there is a noticeable difference. I still have a pack of the roselare that I'm going to use real soon, but I was going to do a split batch and the other carboy was going to get the White Labs sour blend

Here's the quote from Brian:
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shhhhh!! here's a secret....the Wyeast 3278 Lambic Blend is the same stuff as the Roselare, just slight variations on the amount of the brett strains.
and the source of it was: The Brewing Network • View topic - Wyeast Roselare Ale Blend #3763


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