Can sour beer be light struck?

[Siberian]

I'm curious with 1 IBU or less of hops in the beer, has anyone had any experience if you can actually skunk a sour beer?

My main curiosity comes from the fact that I don't nearly as "low cost" a source of heavy duty champagne type bottles for bottling sours in as I do for beer. Green champagne bottles though are cheaper and easier for me to find.

I know if I just store them in the dark then there isn't anything to worry about, but I'm curious if with sours skunking isn't nearly the same concern.

 

[ruger988]

I'm curious with 1 IBU or less of hops in the beer, has anyone had any experience if you can actually skunk a sour beer?

My main curiosity comes from the fact that I don't nearly as "low cost" a source of heavy duty champagne type bottles for bottling sours in as I do for beer. Green champagne bottles though are cheaper and easier for me to find.

I know if I just store them in the dark then there isn't anything to worry about, but I'm curious if with sours skunking isn't nearly the same concern.

Most sours are still going to be more than "1 IBU," lambics fall int he 4-6 range typically. Skunking won't be much of an issue though, ever had anything from Cantillon, 3 Fontienen, etc..? All green Champagne bottles.

 

[BGBC]

Jester king recently started bottling some beers in green glass (previously all brown)

http://thefullpint.com/beer-news/jester-king-craft-brewery-experimenting-with-green-glass-bottles/