Natdavis777
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Kegged my first Lambic. Brewed 10 gal last year and pitched each 5gal with Belgian Lambic Blend and Brett Lambicus... After 6 months, one got a few lbs of blackberry, the other with a few lbs of raspberry. I then brew up a 100% lacto brevis beer, let it ferment out (OG 1045, FG 1014), blended the two, and then eventually kegged. End result tastes aweome. Really acidic, but up front lets you know the blackberry is there.
My first sour attempt was a sour mash berliner which ended up having acetorbacter (had a smelly foot aroma and not too much acidity). My wife, who doesnt really like beer, kept getting a pour because she like the awkwardness of the beer. Kept saying it was so different, but liked it. I plan to enter it in the Brewer's Cup this year with some other beers (mainly for feedback, if I win anything that is a bonus), but overall proud I could make a sour beer that was "palate-able"
My first sour attempt was a sour mash berliner which ended up having acetorbacter (had a smelly foot aroma and not too much acidity). My wife, who doesnt really like beer, kept getting a pour because she like the awkwardness of the beer. Kept saying it was so different, but liked it. I plan to enter it in the Brewer's Cup this year with some other beers (mainly for feedback, if I win anything that is a bonus), but overall proud I could make a sour beer that was "palate-able"