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Old 08-11-2009, 06:03 AM   #1
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I made a sour mash pKriek a few months ago that is still on cherries. I 've sampled it a few times and it is pretty good but it just isn't as sour as I would like. Should I pitch a lacto culture and see what happens? Initially I was in a rush but have come to my senses. I am prepared to wait as long as it takes.
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The sourness may take months to develop. I would let this one sit for a year or two and try it then.
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What you should pitch is a lambic blend culture then wait 9 months.
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+1 to that
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The sourness may take months to develop. I would let this one sit for a year or two and try it then.
its a sour mash beer so no live lacto anymore, so no more souring

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What you should pitch is a lambic blend culture then wait 9 months.
I think that is the new plan. Thanks guys
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What you should pitch is a lambic blend culture then wait 9 months.
Agreed. You can also add a Wyeast Roselare pack simultaneously. Taste after one year.
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Pitched the Wyeast blend just now. I smacked it this morning before I started brewing. when I pitched I noticed that there were 2 pouches inside (makes sense) and I only popped one of them when I smacked it. I carefully nipped the un-popped one and dumped it in. they should note that on the pouch...
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