What is a good beer to brew and ferment in the low 70s to high 78 temps as my cooler already as two batches and need to ferment at room temps.
What is a good beer to brew and ferment in the low 70s to high 78 temps
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MrOrange
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I agree. I have done two saisons in the past month. They really benefit from temperature well over 75.
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Who has a Recipe for a saisons all grain useing a WLP 550.
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f71/cottage-house-saison-254684/ just sub the White Labs yeast for the Wyeast, if you want. There are other Saison recipes in the recipe database, too, take a few minutes to tool around in it.
Biere_Titan
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Maybe try a Biere de Garde if you don't care so much of Saisons. Wyeast 3725 Biere de Garde is available on a seasonal basis and you should still be able to pick it up. Fermenting temperature range of 70-84°F. Or you could use Wyeast 1762 Belgian Abbey II, which ferments in the 65-75°F range.
Wheat beers get that banana flavor when fermented in mid 70's. Another suggestion anyway.
JediJoel
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+1
I think the Biere de Garde style is underrepresented in general. Great as is or you can lighten things up to make a session beer, ferment it with 3725, and get a great malty brew with a little bit of funk. And the high range of ferm temps makes it a good summer project.
This is the one I recently did. Bottled and aging as we write. Tastes great up till now.
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/saison-season-329418/
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/saison-season-329418/
bwomp313
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wyeast 3787 trappist high gravity makes great beers at that temp. tripel, patersbier. heck i just brewed an ipa with it. love that yeast.
chetduggan
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Check out White Labs web site for yeasts that work well in your temp zone.
Challenger440
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Another vote for wheat beer
Low to high 70's would be good for an all Brett beer. Sometimes Brett goes to sleep at our normal fermentation temp (68?).
Check out a couple that saq has in the recipe
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/muse-my-second-all-brett-beer-135753/
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/minstrel-crazy-funky-100-brett-fermented-beer-119005/
Check out a couple that saq has in the recipe
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/muse-my-second-all-brett-beer-135753/
https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/minstrel-crazy-funky-100-brett-fermented-beer-119005/
