integra93ls Well-Known Member Joined Jul 14, 2011 Messages 525 Reaction score 14 Location putnam valley Sep 2, 2011 #1 Do the commercial breweries bottle after they carb the beer or do they carb in the bottle?
E eltorrente Well-Known Member Joined Aug 16, 2011 Messages 535 Reaction score 89 Location Bend, OR Sep 2, 2011 #2 Depends - both methods are used. SNPA is a notable example of bottle conditioning.
Revvy Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc HBT Supporter Joined Dec 11, 2007 Messages 41,288 Reaction score 3,775 Location "Detroitish" Michigan Sep 2, 2011 #3 Yes.... Several breweries bottle condition, and several force carb. And several yeast carb and filter. If it has sediment in the bottom, them more than likely it's been bottle conditioned. This is a pretty good list of beers with harvestable yeasts, though it is waay incomplete and hasn't been updated. It's still a good source. http://www.nada.kth.se/~alun/Beer/Bottle-Yeasts// There's a current thread on here where some folks are harvesting the yeast and updating the list.
Yes.... Several breweries bottle condition, and several force carb. And several yeast carb and filter. If it has sediment in the bottom, them more than likely it's been bottle conditioned. This is a pretty good list of beers with harvestable yeasts, though it is waay incomplete and hasn't been updated. It's still a good source. http://www.nada.kth.se/~alun/Beer/Bottle-Yeasts// There's a current thread on here where some folks are harvesting the yeast and updating the list.