Using mangrove jack saison and belle saison. Temp?

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Gus G

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Hello I am planning on pitching both French and Belgian statins into saison.
I can do inside at 72. Or garage at like 85-90.
I know they can handle about 90 each statin but seems like it may be too high in garage with active fermentation adding5-10 degrees.

maybe inside whole time? Or inside 3 days then garage 3 days and back inside to dry hop? It is a colonial saison recipe I got online.Amarillo hops and I subbed fresh wet chinook I picked yesterday for flame out. Plus nugget dry hop. Thanks!
 

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Keep inside at 72 F. Contrary to popular belief, saisons turn out great fermented at reasonable temperatures. My friend and I used Belle Saison in two different saisons fermented at about that same temperature, low 70s, and... won a gold and silver in competition. Just be patient.... might take 3 weeks to finish down to about 1.002.

By the way... both those strains are the same yeast. Whichever one is cheaper is the one you can use in future.
 
Agreed. Inside is fine.
You want to keep them a bit warmer than standard ales - regular beers you want in the mid 60s, saisons in the low to mid 70s is fine. The garage would be too warm for anything other than a kveik strain.
 
Thank you everyone for the help and information! I will keep inside. I have done a Kveik in the garage it can handle about anything you are right
 
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