At the last minute I got scared that what I had was all bacteria and no yeast, so I decided against pitching the culture I developed. Instead, I added it to the boil for a very gentle sour mash. After a very solid fermentation it appears to be done, so I'll bottle and give it a taste in a few weeks. It ended up being something of a sour mash American Wheat (with low hops). More details will follow once the bottles get cracked open.
In other news, I have a very delicious smelling Belgian Golden Strong Ale fermenting that I am very excited about. I'm also about to crack open an awesome red ale I brewed in May, so I'll give the gorey details (pun intended) shortly.
July 8, 2010
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Brief update on the wild yeast experiment
About Adam Kielich
Adam has been homebrewing for ten years across a wide range of styles including saisons, sour beer, mixed fermentation, alternative fermentations and weird ingredients..
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