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Once you go sour, you don't go back!!! Last edited by Ryanh1801; 04-24-2008 at 05:25 AM. |
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I brewed this a while back and actually won an Honorable Mention in only my second ever competition. I did a partial mash version though with Pilsner LME and used dried orange peel instead of fresh. People in my HB club actually said the orange peel was very noticable. Just wanted to say thanks for the recipe and share my results with you. By the way, I think it's delicious as well. Looking forward to brewing this one AG down the road. Cheers!
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Holy crap! a 1.090 Saison?? I thought they were supposed to be a lighter style?
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My local brew shop, stomp them grapes/hop to it, put together a partial kit I bought. I'm a novice and live apt style too. 4oz flaked maize (don't mill) 4oz flaked wheat (don't mill) 8oz 2row malt 3oz miscuit malt 7.75lbs light LME 2oz golding hops .5oz golding .5oz saaz 1lb belgian clear candy sugar .5oz saaz I used the Wyeast 3274 and as you can read here it likes it hot, I started it out next to my radiator with blankets around 80, but mine's water controlled by the building so it's been around mid 70s the rest of the time. Three weeks and its only at .021, recipe says it should get down to .015 at least. Might just rack it and wait. It seems to be slow and get stuck and like it warm. But the last I tested I tasted and it was good, very strong citrus flavors all from the yeast, no orange peel or coriander.
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Cincinnati
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Thats an interesting recipe. I used a similar one for a sour i have in my oak barrel. The saison i used i got from a friend that one the spirit of belgium award in DC with it a few years back. its pilsner, wheat, mt.hood, hauller and I add mustard seed, coriander and orange peel bitter also along with some brett. turned out nice ![]() |
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