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Revision as of 23:55, 26 November 2015

This page is a dedicated archive to threads on the MTF Facebook group that we feel stand out and are worth remembering and reviewing. Keep in mind that only group members can view these threads.

General Discussions

A general bucket of funky threads.

Overview Thread Starter Date
Vinnie Cilurzo's barrel racking technique and discussion. Jay Bakula 03/18/2015
Testing different cooling rates for spontaneous fermentation by cooling in an insulated plastic cooler next to a steel kettle with no insulation. Caleb Buck 11/24/2015

Funky Science Fridays

James Sites might have started Funky Science Friday, but MTF milked it (thanks, James)!

Overview Thread Starter Date
Brettanomyces growth experiment measuring aeration and agitation. See Brettanomyces Propagation Experiment for the wiki write up. Mark Trent 10/23/2015
Richard isolates Brettanomyces and Pichia from an 18 year old gueuze. Richard Preiss 10/23/2015
Say it with me, Tetrahydropyridine. Dan Pixley 10/02/2015
Mark Trent's Back To The Future Machine (a custom vessel that is a boil kettle, fermenter, bottling vessel, bright tank, and sterilizer). Mark Trent 09/04/2015
Advice for growing Lacto on plates. Mark Trent 09/04/2015
Brett forms a biofilm, which makes it harder to clean. Mark Trent 08/07/2015
Richard shows us that refrigerated storage of Brett is better than room temperature storage. See Storing Brett for more information. Richard Preiss 0724/2015
Lance Shaner demonstrates why full attenuation and krausen after pitching only a Lacto culture are signs of yeast contamination. Lance Shaner 07/21/2015

Microbiology and Science

It's not Funky Science Friday, but it's still pretty cool.

Overview Thread Starter Date
Mark Trent and Lance Shaner explain why output from traditional yeast pitching rate calculators actually produce up to 4x the amount of cells then what they say they will produce for Brett. Mark Trent 07/21/2015
Archive of discussions, evaluations, and confirmations of Lance Shaner's discovery that WLP644 Brettanomyces Trois genetically was found to be Saccharomyces. Dan Pixley 06/27/2015
Best plates for isolating Brett vs Sacch, and growing LAB. James Howat 08/19/2015
Bryan Heit educates about Rhodoturula. Nathan Gibbon 06/26/2015
There's a little more to it than just homoefermentative and heterfermentative LAB. Dan Pixley 06/09/2015
Bryan Heit educates on the complexities and unknowns of Lactobacillus fermentation byproducts. Josh Newby 05/24/2015
Bryan Heit and Matt Humbard agree on why we taste "differences" between Pedio and Lacto driven beers. Amos Browne 05/14/2015
Discussion on the presence of Brett in the air versus barrels. Adam Boura 04/14/2015
The invasion of ancient Norwegian yeast. Lars Marius Garshol 03/21/2015

Unique Processes

These processes may or may not make good beer, but they get an A+ for creativity!

Overview Thread Starter Date
Runoff through a channel in a pine tree into a barrel used as a coolship. Michael Detar 11/20/2015
Open barrel fermentation with a house culture of English yeast and B. claussenii using top cropping techniques. Joel Stickrod 10/06/2015
100% fermented B. claussenii wine from Malvasia, Petite Manseng and Viognier grapes. Dara McMains 09/12/2015
Amphora discussion and personal Amphora building. Eccentric Beekeeper 09/26/2015

Brewing Philosophy Discussions

Informed, controversial, opinionated, discussions on sour and funky brewing processes and industry.

Overview Thread Starter Date
Discussion on whether or not Lambic has to be brewed in Belgium in order to be called "Lambic". Devin Bell 02/06/2015
Discussion of why some brewers warn against kettle souring. Wayne Wambles 05/11/2015
Discussion of what inspires us to brew funky/mixed fermentation beers. James Sites 11/19/2015
A microbiologist view on why using dregs is non-ideal. Tamir Danon 10/08/2015
Discussion of lactic acid production with Bryan Heit and Matt Humbard, as well as why you shouldn't use WLP677 and the beginning discussions of why Lacto can't fully attenuate wort on it's own. Also the source of the great Lance Shaner quote, "Agree that maths are hard." Lyall Anderson 05/06/2015
Warning against using plastic containers as coolships, and coolship dimension philosophies from James Howat and Kristen England (read all of the sub-replies). Dave Stokley 11/12/2015

See Also

Additional Articles on MTF Wiki

External Resources

References