The Saison Files - Yeast Bay, BE-134 and American Noble Hops

[dbeechum]

Check it out - I taste some more beers!

The Saison Files - Tasting Yeast Bay, BE-134 and the Loral Canyon Saison

(and here’s the recipe: Loral Canyon Saison | Experimental Brewing)

[kramerog]

Thanks for indicating that BE-134 is a diastacus variant.  I normally ferment in plastic so knowing that I need glass or steel beforehand is important.

[dbeechum]

THought it was funny they went and updated the documentation in January to show that.

[skatz (Stevie)]

@kramerog

Thanks for indicating that BE-134 is a diastacus variant.  I normally ferment in plastic so knowing that I need glass or steel beforehand is important.

I’ve used 3711 and belle in my plastic fermenters and never had a cross contamination.

[reverseapachemaster]

@kramerog

Thanks for indicating that BE-134 is a diastacus variant.  I normally ferment in plastic so knowing that I need glass or steel beforehand is important.

I’ve used 3711 and belle in my plastic fermenters and never had a cross contamination.

Same

[kramerog]

@reverseapachemaster

@kramerog

Thanks for indicating that BE-134 is a diastacus variant.  I normally ferment in plastic so knowing that I need glass or steel beforehand is important.

I’ve used 3711 and belle in my plastic fermenters and never had a cross contamination.

Same

The implication being that 3711 and Belle Saison are diastacus too?

[skatz (Stevie)]

@kramerog

@reverseapachemaster

@kramerog

Thanks for indicating that BE-134 is a diastacus variant.  I normally ferment in plastic so knowing that I need glass or steel beforehand is important.

I’ve used 3711 and belle in my plastic fermenters and never had a cross contamination.

Same

The implication being that 3711 and Belle Saison are diastacus too?

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Not implied, factual.