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Old Belfast Brewery Yeast

Started by Metattron, September 04, 2013, 10:52:23 PM

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Metattron

Has anyone cultured up a Clotworthy Dobbin yeast?  Does anyone know if it's filtered?  Might give it a go this week.
In primary:
In secondary: Wine, Melomel
In keg: Teddy Hopper, Coconut stout, 4 Cs, Buzz bomb, Never Sierra, Bock, OD
In the fridge: Helles Lager, Hob Gob

irish_goat

It's definitely filtered, was talking to Bernard about it.

Rossa


irish_goat

Update on this: I had a bottle of Whitewater's Copperhead the other day and there was a good bit of yeast at the bottom. First time I've noticed it in their beers so it may have been a filtering problem. I'm not sure about pasteurisation though but I'd assume Tesco and Sainsburys are getting their supply pasteurised anyway.

irish_goat

Quote from: Il Tubo on October 08, 2013, 03:06:34 PM
Bernard told us they only pasteurise beer for export, i.e. to the likes of Italy, due to the running costs of the pasteuriser.

Have a go at growing it up?

The best before date is always 12 months after production though, would that not suggest it's been pasteurised?

I'll have a go at growing it next time I'm having a few.

irish_goat

But I don't understand why then they bother pasteurising the foreign bottles? Surely they'd expect any product exported to be sold and consumed within 12 months as well?