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Great article on maintaining a sour program.

Discussion in 'Lambic & Wild Brewing' started by TheZymurgist, Dec 23, 2014.

 

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    TheZymurgist

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    Posted Dec 23, 2014
    http://sourbeerblog.com/understanding-brewing-blending-lambic-style-kriek/#comment-79754

    This article comes from the context of brewing Kriek style specifically, but I think the information can be applied to any sour/wild beer production. It's really the same concept I've been approaching my sour program with, thinking of each batch as something to be blended, rather than all being individual batches. Although, if something is good enough to be bottled by itself, I certainly won't hesitate.
     
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    Biobrewer

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    Posted Dec 23, 2014
    I always enjoy reading Matt's stuff. He really knows the science behind a lot of this given his background, and I think he presents it in in a very approachable way. I have a very similar microbiology/chemistry background (minus the Pharmacy), but even if I didn't I feel as though I would be able to grasp what he's saying. Well written and well organized articles, and this recent one is no exception!
     
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    TheZymurgist

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    Posted Dec 26, 2014
    I totally agree! I only recently found his blog, and it's fabulous! There's a lot of great, easy to read information on there.
     
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    coyote68

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    Posted Dec 26, 2014
    excellent article..thanks for the heads up.
     
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