ECY Bug Farm & Bug County Available on Love2Brew

[Soilworker]

Just an FYI for everyone since I've seen people looking for some East Coast Yeast.

Love2Brew has ECY VI Bugfarm, ECY20 Bug County (last offering), and their Scottish Heavy, and Kolschbier available now (1/24/2013 8:30am MST)

Good luck: http://www.love2brew.com/East-Coast-Yeast-Liquid-Yeast-s/217.htm?searching=Y&sort=11&cat=217&show=160&page=1

 

[TriggerFingers]

Joe at Princeton Homebrew just got a shipment in yesterday. Sometimes they all get sold on the google group blast, however if you are within striking distance of Trenton, call him and see if he has some left. If I recall, mostly Bugfarm, Scottish Heavy, British Mild, Sour Saison, and Conan. Good luck!

 

[masonsjax]

Bugfarm and a few others are in stock right now. I ordered bugfarm and flemish ale. I can't wait to give these a try.

 

[TrickyDick]

Looking for some sour blend yeast to brew with and all I can find is the 1 BBL pitch ($120). I do 10 gallon brews. Was wondering if Its possible to pitch a third of the volume and save the rest. Wonder how long it'll keep in a fridge. Seems pricey. Anyone have any extra on hand for sale or trade? Want to try something different than roeselare or white labs blend. Any suggestions? I'm half tempted to buy the 1 bbl pitch. I also could use dregs to supplement the wyeast or whitelabs blends..

TD


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[satph]

love2brew commented on the 1 BBL pitch here. It seems pricey to me, especially for 10 gallons. I was watching love2brew's site and eventually got a 5 gallon pitch of ECY02. I'd keep looking for a trade and watch their site for more stock. The benefit of dregs is you get to drink the beer. For $120 you could have a nice little party.

 

[TrickyDick]

Thanks. I think I'm gonna just bite the bullet and buy the 1 BBL size, brew a higher gravity beer on my 10 gallon setup and pitch half the container into 15 gallons ( water dilution of the 10 gallons of wort ) split into three 5 gallon buckets. I've got an idea on making a half blueberry, half rhubarb sour and then try some blending. With three buckets going, I could probably try and come up with a third type of fruit (? guava ? those white peaches ?) or go fruitless.

TD.


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