simon04 Well-Known Member Joined May 6, 2013 Messages 146 Reaction score 5 Location Swindon Oct 14, 2013 #1 I was just sat thinking about Kolsch, or lagers that are brewed and served as real ale.... But what happens if you add lager and ale yeast simultaneously at the same time? :wha:
I was just sat thinking about Kolsch, or lagers that are brewed and served as real ale.... But what happens if you add lager and ale yeast simultaneously at the same time? :wha:
R rpt Brewing without a hat Joined Nov 8, 2012 Messages 264 Reaction score 13 Location Ilkley, West Yorkshire Oct 14, 2013 #2 I would imagine the temperature would decide which one dominated. So you might as well use the yeast appropriate for the fermentation temperature you intend using which is determined by the style of beer.
I would imagine the temperature would decide which one dominated. So you might as well use the yeast appropriate for the fermentation temperature you intend using which is determined by the style of beer.
simon04 Well-Known Member Joined May 6, 2013 Messages 146 Reaction score 5 Location Swindon Oct 14, 2013 #3 Hmm, good point... I hadn't thought about the fermentation temp.