fermenting a pale ale with a dark ale yeast?

[HmeBrwed]

good afternoon gentlemen I was wondering what would happen if I made A Sierra Nevada pale ale clone but fermented with a dark ale yeast... if anyone's tried anything similar please share your results Thanks

 

[TheMilkMan]

result: beer

 

[azazel1024]

Which yeast specifically?

 

[drainbamage]

What is a dark ale yeast? I can't think of any strains specifically intended for stouts, porters, etc.

 

[Braufessor]

I don't think there is such a thing as "dark ale yeast." As mentioned, do you have a specific one in mind?

 

[HmeBrwed]

Yea sorry about that guys the yeast is mangrove jacks craft series m03 new castle dark ale yeast ... Thanks

 

[BlueHouseBrewhaus]

Yeast is yeast. A "dark ale" yeast may be one that helps highlight the flavors of darker grains just as a "Burton" yeast recreates the flavor profile of yeasts used in ales from Burton-on-Trent (like Bass). You can still use them on other brews and might even like the results. As long as you are not trying to replicate a specific flavor profile (like a West Coast IPA), you can use whatever yeast you want.

 

[drainbamage]

Yea sorry about that guys the yeast is mangrove jacks craft series m03 new castle dark ale yeast ... Thanks

Thanks, that helps.

http://www.rebelbrewer.com/shop/dry-yeast/newcastle-dark-ale-dry-yeast-m03/

So, from the sound of it, M03 is suited for maltier styles like English brown ale and Scotch ale. It is meant to leave some residual sweetness and accentuate dark fruity esters.

It'll still make beer. If you're going for a SNPA clone, you won't have much in the way of dark malts. The dark fruit esters may not be too strong, but it may be a little sweeter than a true clone.

 

[FloppyKnockers]

One time I drank Pepsi out of a Coke glass. This should turn out okay too.

 

[kh54s10]

This is how you make things a little different. Use a malt that is not usually in the style, add a spice or fruit that is unusual. Use a yeast that is not to style.

It will be beer and It could be the next great recipe that everyone wants to make.

 

[HmeBrwed]

Awesome thanks guys great responses every bit of this helped...