Making a good sourdough is a tricky one.
A sourdough starter will definitely go sour and needs nothing more than flour and water to do so. If it is being refreshed regularly it won't get a chance to go sour but that is a good thing and shows the yeast is healthy. Infact it's the yeast you want...
Firstly a good sourdough bread shouldn't be really sour. Only a hint and aroma of the sourdough culture. A sourdough bread will never get really sour because by the time it does, the bacteria and yeast will have ruined the dough eating all the strach and gluten and the bread wouldn't rise. You...
I think a reality check is needed. Lambic beers are finely crafted beers, the chances of a random infection turning into a great sour are slim.
I have done the same thing loads of times and bottled beer in the hope of it turning into something interesting. Infected beer tastes rank. Except...
I have been getting some oxidation in my last batch after using this method. It was fine for a few weeks but then all of a sudden it turned.
Anybody else have this issue?