Pogopunx82
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Does WL Sour belgian mix have Brett L. in it. They wont tell me.
Does WLP655 have Brett Lambicus
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I have no idea who "THEY" are in this scenario since the White Labs website very clearly states: brett, sacc, lacto, and pedio. Sooo.... I'm sure you googled your yeast before getting on here. Right? Just kidding. RDWHAHB
I have no idea who "THEY" are in this scenario since the White Labs website very clearly states: brett, sacc, lacto, and pedio. Sooo.... I'm sure you googled your yeast before getting on here. Right? Just kidding. RDWHAHB
wonderbread23
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I'm pretty certain he is asking which strain(s) of Brett it contains. It doesn't appear that Whitelabs' site states this. Perhaps it is proprietary.
He is asking if it has Brett-L versus Brett-B or Bret-C
Why does it matter? I would suspect that it doesn't, as I think the real horsey characteristics might dominate the beer rather than the blend of the Brett and the acids. Probably Brett-B. If you really want Brett-L, you could add it separately.
Try posting this question on the Lambic Forum, someone there might have an idea.
Ah. I forgot there was multiple Brett.
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