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100% Brett fermentations typically create a fruit forward beer that is less funky than if the [[Brettanomyces]] is pitched into a beer that has first been fermented with [[Saccharomyces]]. | 100% Brett fermentations typically create a fruit forward beer that is less funky than if the [[Brettanomyces]] is pitched into a beer that has first been fermented with [[Saccharomyces]]. | ||
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When relying on a [[Brettanomyces]] culture for primary fermentation, a starter will often be necessary due to the fact that some yeast labs provide a small cell count for their [[Brettanomyces]] cultures. See the [[Brettanomyces#Starter_Information|Brettanomyces Starter Information]] section for more information. | When relying on a [[Brettanomyces]] culture for primary fermentation, a starter will often be necessary due to the fact that some yeast labs provide a small cell count for their [[Brettanomyces]] cultures. See the [[Brettanomyces#Starter_Information|Brettanomyces Starter Information]] section for more information. | ||
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Revision as of 23:53, 19 February 2015
Introduction
100% Brett fermentations typically create a fruit forward beer that is less funky than if the Brettanomyces is pitched into a beer that has first been fermented with Saccharomyces.
Starter Information
When relying on a Brettanomyces culture for primary fermentation, a starter will often be necessary due to the fact that some yeast labs provide a small cell count for their Brettanomyces cultures. See the Brettanomyces Starter Information section for more information.