After 3 days I proceeded with the mash and sparge, which were completed as usual. The other issue is that with this mixed culture there are all sorts of other microbes that could give you other off-flavors. The flavor was sour, but still clean (although it took a long soak in PBW and hot water to remove the slightly murky smell from the Better Bottle). I am getting a few pounds of frozen ripe nectarines soon, so I was thinking of doing a quickly soured Belgian pale or something similar that would go well with the fruit. "but I didn't have any issue with aluminum foil over the mouth of the bottle. The name “oud” (old) refers to the lagering or aging process that can take over a … ), Another important factor will also be the following:1g glucose gives almost exactly 1g lactic acid.So if 1% w/v sugar is converted, you end up with 1% lactic acid, and I think most people (and a lot of lactobacillus) will think this is starting to be way sour enough.A drop in 1% sugar is still just a theoretical drop of 4 points....(which in this case will be almost undetectable since the densitys are so similar)Sometimes you will have more of the heterofermenting lactobacillus, and then you will se both gas and a drop in gravity. Notes I used a funnel to get the wort and grain into a 750 ml bottle and wrapped the make-shift fermenter with a heating pad set to high to keep it between 110 and 120 F (essentially the same setup I use to make yogurt). ---------------- After two weeks there is still a huge krausen on it, but it doesn’t smell bad. Ben, I used a chemical “pasteurization” on my Courage Russian Imperial Stout clone after it was fermented with Brett. The rest of the wort was boiled as usual and hopped with all of the hops for the entire batch. Russian River Beatification and Cambridge Cerise Cassée both start with sour mashes followed by spontaneous fermentations. Michael, I actually found this post after buying ingredients based on your "Sour Beer Orientation" article in Nov 2011 BYO, not realizing that was you! The Oud Bruin was brewed all while the kegging was going on, so it was a multitasking day. I just assumed all the lacto was on the outside of the husk. Flanders Brown shares a lot of similarities with its cousin Flanders Red, but the small-ish differences that exist have larger effects on the overall flavor profile of the style. Golden Naked Oats      Kegged/Bottle/Bulk Aging. Wrapped with a heating pad set to medium and left alone. DCL Yeast S-04 SafAle English Ale 11/14/10 Ended up pretty good, but not great. I just added berries to the rest of this batch, still debating if I want to add bugs to it or not. 978k members in the Homebrewing community. Also, would 2 weeks in the secondary on the fruit be enough? Ten months in a mason jar transformed the color of the acorn flesh from light-tan to chocolate brown and the aroma from nothing to rich woodiness. India pale ale (IPA) is a hoppy beer style within the broader category of pale ale.. I understand lacto has a limit as far as how sour it'll get things. FWIW, I made 4L worth of lacto starter. Interesting process. oxygenated wort using stone for 30 mins. Best of luck! It was a recipe I basically brewed from Brewing Classic Styles since I've never done one before. I adjusted the recipe as the Faux Pils that the WLP029 fermented previously managed an attenuation of 80%. However, with the Berliner Blend, which includes yeast as well, I'd guess something like temperature would be a more reasonable culprit. After 3 days held around 80 F ambient the portion that got the sour starter had developed the same white pellicle/krausen the starter had, as well as a similar tart aroma. I decided to use Brain Sparging on Brewing’s guide to souring the wort. Wanted to try it out on a 1 gallon batch, did two 200ml sour starters with DME and kept them at 38C (100F) for 3-4 days. oxygenated wort using stone for 30 mins. While you could simply add crushed malt to the wort for inoculation, the process calls for adding malt to a small starter and incubating it warm to encourage the growth of Lactobacillus. You can certainly use a Belgian strain, but the esters/phenols (and oak) aren't usually prominent parts of the oud bruin "style." About a year ago I got an email (thanks Ethan) detailing the production method employed by one of the more secretive (and larger) sour beer producers in America. 5. Welcome brewers, mazers, vintners, and cider makers! Beer, The goal of this batch was to really to test out this new technique (if the sour half sucked I would have dumped it and just enjoyed the 2.5 gallons of clean Old Ale) before trying to sour a full batch in the same way. The owner of the brewery has always shied away from giving details on his souring process when interviewed, so I’ll grant them the courtesy of not coming out and naming them. I haven't tried it, but I think this would be a great technique for making a hoppy sour. Placed back in the fridge at 61 degrees. wyeast 3522). I added 1 gallon of water to account for boil-off (I probably should have collected a bit more wort to sour). 9/11/16: smell bretty but also harsh/chemically. I was worried that the hops would inhibit the growth of lacto (the amount wasn't specified), and I wanted to be sure the microbes were dead so I did it this way. I’ve been reading Jeff Sparrow’s Excellent book ‘Wild Brews‘, listening to The Brewing Network programs on wilb beers and especial the Jamil Show episode on Oud Bruin.I’m pretty sure I’ve mentioned Michael Tonsmeire’s excellent blog The Mad Fermentationist before, but that blog has been a great resource for my understanding of home brewing sour beers. I think at liefmans goudenband as the model with its the delicate lactic, the big malty and dark tone notes and the balanced sweetness. I had a starter I built up from dregs go terribly acetic (and ethyl acetate) in less than 3 day cool. I used whole, unmashed grains and 400g of dextrose. I think that, of all the brewing book that i've read, it's by far the one by inspires me the most. Recipe Overview Designing a Grain Bill ... Berliner Weisse Belgian Lambic, Gueuze, and Kriek Flemish Red Flemish Oud Bruin ... Mad Fermentationist (My Method) Other Homebrewers Dave and Becky Pyle Remi Bonnart 7. For quick copying and pasting to a text based forum or email. This has been sitting for about a month now. Eventually I'll have to give this version a try, since it only has one boil instead of two. At the time I didn’t have access to any cultures, so the options are spontaneous fermentation or culturing lactobacillus from one source or another. Oud Ruin. pH had dropped from 7.1 to ~3 within 24 hours. Once the Oud Bruin was finished, I added a tube screen with one cup of the cracked (with a hammer) acorns. Oud Bruin, or (east) Flanders Brown, refers to a blended sour dark ale style that was common in the province of Limburg in the Netherlands and is still popular in the East Flanders city of Oudenaarde in Belgium. When the wee heavy started to sour after a few months, we rolled with it … Like you, I only got 1-2 pts drop in gravity, but was unsure how lactic acid production affects gravity readings.Anyways, great post and topic. 6:41 PM, Labels: Acorn Oud Bruin - Pre-fermentation of the acorns brought layers of flavor to this malty sour DCambic - Turbid mash, aged hops, spontaneous fermentation (an American Lambic) ★Calvados Sour Tripel - A tripel with a variety of bugs and calvados (apple brandy) soaked oak Cherry Wine - Sour red with both dried and frozen cherries for jammy and bright flavors Availability: Exclusive, Limited, Bootleg BETA. The Bruery does their Berliner Weisse with a nearly complete Lacto fermentation (their culture has a few Brett cells as well) and it drops to ~1.002 in a month.Ha, sounds like my kind of beer. 10.6% - 1.25 lbs. Also trying to figure out how to keep up the temp of both the starter and the wort during souring; I don't have access to an old-school heating pad that won't shut off on me, so I'm trying to figure out whether or not it's plausible to build a "hot box" with heat lamps. Brewhouse Efficiency: 71 % Sour-worting would also be a good choice for a fruit beer or any other style that doesn't rely on the bugs for complexity. This is potentially a one-time only release based on response. It could use an added layer of flavor (New Glarus tends to add fruit, or smoke to the beers they brew with this method.) Extra 1/2 gallon of the sour portion racked to a growler, pitched ~1 cup of Brett B starter. ok. Hops 0.75 oz. Chill haze is acceptable at low serving temperatures. After a few days of souring, bring the carboy contents up to a boil, cool and add it to the pail. The problem with acetobacter is that it can get out of control quickly. Souring some/all then heating to 140 to pasteurize. i'm definately going to try this while my first batch sours w/ the roeselare. taste: decent mix of sour + funk. Only thing that comes to mind is that I might have read the temp wrong and baked all the bugs. It all depends on what sort of Lacto you have living on your grain. Appearance – Black with dark-brown edges. Anticipated IBU: 22.2 I would guess your beer is fine. Big tan head that is held up by the carbonation for a few minutes before deflating. Love your book- I spent the holiday weekend reading it! I flushed the carboy with CO2 before and after filling to get rid of any oxygen needed by acetobacter and other anaerobes (Cambridge Brewing played flushing with argon because it is heavier than air to keep oxygen away from their sour mashes). Keeping oxygen away from those starters (and the beer) is a good idea to keep down acetobacer and other aerobic microbes, but shouldn't be a gib deal with a quick pH drop like that. You can always add more after 2 weeks if you don't have enough character. Belgian-Style Flanders Oud Bruin or Oud Red Ale are copper to very dark. i don't understand why you chose to sour some of your pre-boil wort rather than just building up your starter with more extract and then pasteurizing it. Some strains (heterofermentative) will produce a range of byproducts including CO2 and alcohol, while others (homofermentative) will just produce lactic acid without dropping the gravity much. The grist is made up of mostly "Pale Malt" (I used Maris Otter), a healthy amount of Munich, and just a touch each of Roasted Barley and Carafa II. Chilled to 110, poured into a sanitized 750 along with ~1/2 cup of crushed Marris Otter for lacto, topped with aluminum foil. It is pretty attenuative, but doesn't produce enough acidity in my experience. Michael, I have been thinking about this post for months, I am ready to try a quick flanders red.Do you think I can just Boil the wort with a 60 minute hop addition, divide the wort into a pail and carboy. Flanders Red is fruity, but in a berry-and-cherry way; Flanders Brown relies on the darker pit fruit flavors of fig and raisin. Sacch Rest 60 min @ 154 This discrepancy may be due to the high mash temp of the Oub Bruin. The style of pale ale which became known is India pale ale was widespread in England by 1815, and would grow in popularity, notably as an export beer shipped to India and elsewhere. We had a chance to talk with Tonsmeire about his life in beer—and managed to get a recipe out of him, too! I could have gone more aggressive in souring the beer...either through a higher fraction of the wort (i.e. I'll do a sour starter as you did, which I'll pitch to the full wort. Complex combination of fruity esters and rich malt character. 9/5/10 Took a sample, tastes pretty clean, not sure what caused all that CO2. In that case I wanted to make sure it didn’t get too dry. Cherry Saison w/ Bootleg Biology Mad Fermentationist Saison blend. Once the starter is finished the liquid is pitched into the wort, which is left warm for several more days to sour. Author: rrenaud/Mad Fermentationist, Method: BIAB, Style: Oud Bruin, ABV 8.63%, IBU 9.55, SRM 20.09, Fermentables: (Pilsner, Dark Munich, Caramel / Crystal 90L, Chocolate) Hops: (Magnum) Notes: Recipe approximately from "American Sour Beers", except using pilsner malt instead of Maris Otter. Barrel Aged Americanized Oud Bruin Recipe & Brewday Batch 6 5 months ago The Mad Fermentationist - Homebrewing Blog. Hopefully letting the lacto continue doing it's thing will add some more complex sourness over a couple of months. 7/3/10 Cut of the heat, smells nicely sour, a bit fruity. Hops are a preservative against Lactobacillus, so they certainly could inhibit the souring process using this method. De brouwwijze van een oud bruin-bier is eigenlijk zeer conventioneel, met die uitzondering dat sommige brouwers erg lange kooktijden in stand houden. And like I said, it can't be too hard to get it down to 1.004 in a month: I got a pre-boil Berliner Weisse wort down to 1.005 in three days just off lacto alone. 7/17/10  Racked to a keg for secondary and left at room temp to age. Nev It is pitched post-boil, just a culture they repitch (every time they analyze it there are fewer Brett cells left). Thanks for the response, Mike. Pitched yeast straight from the pack 4 hours later. On the other hand, with grain(flour) or cabbage using lower temperature, it is the other way around./Carl. 30 min boil, chilled to 85, gravity ~1.040 (didn't boil off all the water I added). This is much faster and more controllable than the more traditional practice of letting successive waves of yeast/bacteria work for a year or more to produce a sour beer. 0.50 Whirlfloc @ 10 min. Sour Beer: Oud Bruin 2011 I made a good amount of changes to the recipe this year because I really wasn't happy with last year's Oud Bruin . Flanders Red Ale and 23C. Tasted pretty good, slight sweet and sour thing going on, gravity down to 1.010. Boiled 20 min. Blending is the only way I’ll play with giving any of my beers extra acetic acid character. 2.1% - 0.25 lbs. Good luck, let me know how it turns out. Guess I'll try bumping the temp to 100°F for another day. Sour - Flanders Oud Bruin. ------ After two weeks in primary I racked the beer to secondary to age and added 1 oz of Hungarian oak cubes for it to sit on for a couple months before bottling. To make up for the reduction of gravity, I added 10 ounces of light DME to the boil, and hit the desired 1.057 OG exactly after an 80 minute boil. I boiled the runoff with a can of wheat extract to get a 1.040 wort that tasted like an Arnold Palmer, tea & lemonade. I have used this method several times before I wanted to deal with live bugs in fermenters and bottles. Kasha (Buckwheat) Oud Bruin in Balcones bourbon barrel. Sounds delicious! Excellent, good luck! I'm interested to see how the portion of the sour I pulled off will do with a 100% Brett fermentation, another funky time saver. Radagast's Old Bruin - Flanders Brown Ale/Oud Bruin Aug 24, 2017 - Tropical Stout with Muscovado 100+ The Mad Fermentationist Copyright © 2007-2021 BrewersFriend.com -, 0.29999999931377 oz Magnum (Pellet) Hops. Updates to the recipe automatically flow through. For my first attempt I used the technique to add some tartness to to a recipe that borders between a low gravity English Old Ale and a Belgian Oud Bruin. Thanks again for posting! It may taste a bit more sour after fermentation without the residual sweetness of the wort, but the pH will actually rise slightly as the brewer's yeast work. The BJCP style guide says: A malty, fruity, aged, somewhat sour Belgian-style brown ale. I just came across this post the other day, and it's inspired me to attempt this method in an upcoming batch. I’ll have to go back and read Raj’s site, I haven’t been there in awhile.Thanks again for the inspiration. Nice fresh toasty malt character. After the wort is adequately sour it is pasteurized and fermented as usual. Never previously commercially available, this is the pure, clean yeast culture used to primary ferment a highly regarded traditional Belgian Oud Bruin. Hey Mike,I recently tried this method and had some interesting results. Ah, yeah, okay, that makes sense. 9/11/16: smell bretty but also harsh/chemically. Good luck, let me know what you end up doing and how it turns out. Yeast 6/30/10 Dissolved 6 oz of malt extract in 3 qrts of water, added 1/4 tsp yeast nutrient. Got great white fluffy pellicle and got very tart. Oud Bruins, not restricted to, but concentrated in Flanders, are light to medium-bodied and deep copper to brown in color. That is one of the things about doing a "spontaneous" fermentation, it is hard to control. 10 days primary split 2.5gallons added 10 oak cubes .5oz 12ounces tart cherry concentrate Grain bill would be pils (60%), munich (26%), caramunich (9%), melanoidin (3), carafa III dehusked (1,5%). I've only gone 24 hours before boiling, but maybe next time I'll let it go longer. I'll let you know how it turns out. Oud Bruin tasting Well, it has been a very very long and interesting homebrew journey since I started out on my “memories of yeast” project with the help of Jeff Crane. I know you mentioned that the lacto didn't produce anything overly complex and NG typically added fruit or other elements to beers produced this way. ECY Flemish Ale is still hard at work on the other half of the batch. Mad Fermentationist, Well, after a few weeks in the bottle, I have to say that the beer turned out pretty well. "And nor should you. After 48 hours the sour portion was sour, but otherwise very clean. I used pils, pale, and wheat malt in 3 different growlers. Whatever you do you try it out first to make sure you don’t bake the bugs.Good luck. Wort Boil Time: 90 Minutes ------------- ----- O and temps were around 65 for the ferment in a steady basement environment. Pasteurizing is something I very rarely do. Although, boiling drove off aromatic compounds that formed during the souring that I wouldn’t want in the finished beer.Yeah, I have similar concerns about the 100% Brett B thing I have going with the ~1.045 remainder of the un-hopped sour wort. Or do I boil with hops first, then chill, pitch lacto, let it sour, then pasteurize at 140F and pitch the main yeast? (But it was warm, and I assume they're using a cooler temperature. Brewers Association Guidelines. I was concerned that I would not get the right level of sour, but the hydrometer sample tasted spot on. Well, the comments above about lactic acid not affecting gravity much puzzle me. Now, he’s written American Sour Beers, has a cult following on his blog, The Mad Fermentationist and consults for Modern Times Brewery in San Diego. Thanks for sharing this recipe! I tried to do something similar but it didn't work out. 19 votes, 22 comments. American Roasted Barley           20 hours after pitching the lacto starter, I see a uniform white foamy krausen in the carboy, not quite what your photo shows. Barrel Aged Americanized Oud Bruin Recipe & Brewday Batch 6 6 months ago The Mad Fermentationist - Homebrewing Blog. Taste – Stout-ier than the nose, with some cocoa notes. I cultured what i thought was just lacto off some grain and after two days the sour portion had out preformed the clean portion in gravity drop. What would the advantage of that be? The beer was quite cool and the ambient temperature was just over 30c. I wonder if not doing so might invite a more complex sour profile, especially given the abbreviated time frame here, and if so, whether actively introducing some culture would be needed. Red Currant Saison w/ Bootleg Biology Mad Fermentationist Saison blend. The other 4.5 gallons boiled with all the hops. The same day I brewed the previous session ale, I wanted to also try another sour ale. Although over such a long period, evaporation can be a problem. Inspiring Recipes Part 4 9 months ago Oh Beautiful Beer. Lactic acid is so similar in density to sugar, that the conversion will barely affect the gravity (i.e. Source: A traditional Belgian Oud Bruin producer. The Brett C really covers up the malt almost completely in the nose. Hot and cold breaks were already done. After the sparge I took 2.5 gallons of the 1.050 pre-boil wort and heated it just to a boil before chilling to 80 F and pitching the starter (most of the grain had sunk to the bottom so it was easy to pour off ~1 cup of the microbe rich liquid). Galena (Pellet 8.50% AA) @ 60 min. Batch Size (Gal): 5.50   I'll mash them a bit before using. Would the hop addition prevent the souring from taking place? Not to say that they won't improve the beer if you aren't concerned with guidelines! I think I'm getting ~3 lbs, would that be enough for 5 gallon batch or should I scale it down? SRM/EBC color values can be misleading because the red spectrum of color is not accurately assessed using these procedures. Pure lactic fermentation does NOT produce any CO2 = Pure (homo)lactic fermentation is "silent" (i.e. Anonymous, the issue isn't microbes getting in, it's oxygen. Mike, you mentioned taking steps to keep things like acetobacter at bay. Temp … 11/22/10 Racked the remainder of the keg onto 1.5 lbs of Blackberries and Black Raspberries. You want to sour before hopping because lactobacillus and hops don't get along. Before the primary yeast is pitched the wort is pasteurized to kill the lactic acid bacteria and anything other microbes. I work in a microbiology lab and we use foil to cover flasks of growth media that sit around for months without contamination. Worked, but I chilled/fined/racked/campden'd, then had to wait a few days before adding fresh yeast so it wouldn’t be killed, seems like more effort than just boiling in this case where there isn’t any/much alcohol to worry about. Aging reduces the bitterness of hops, but they are still protective against Lacto (although obviously more so at the high rate that lambic brewers use). Daardoor krijgt men een Maillard-reactie (melanoïdinevorming: complexe reactie tussen suikers en aminozuren bij verhitting), te vergelijken met een erg doorgedreven vorm van karamelvorming. A fruity-estery character is … The only thing to be careful of with that technique is not letting the pH drop too low. Hoopla Music and Beer Festival – Oud Bruin with Three Notch’d Brewing (10/1/16) On the weekend of September 29th to October 2nd, the Hoopla Festival will happen at Devils Backbone Basecamp Brewpub. Mash Schedule Tart Old Ale Dat geeft een typische smaak in het bier, vooral te merken in de vroegere Rodenbach en destijds zeer typisch voor de bieren van Oudenaarde, meer bepaal… Seems like my sour ales don't get super sour, and this might be a novel way to boost the sourness (instead of adding lactic acid) and make a Flanders red in 6 months instead of 24. Barrel Aged Americanized Oud Bruin Recipe & Brewday Batch 6 6 months ago The Mad Fermentationist - Homebrewing Blog. The recipe that Jamil published for Flanders Brown is VERY similar to the recipe in the same book for Flanders Red (minus the addition of oak, of course). 9/11/16: smell bretty but also harsh/chemically. Posted by 3.2% - 0.38 lbs. Once again i've to say that i really appreciate your blog and your book. Recipe. I think the wild strains often have something on their cultured brothers, they just tend to be less easily predictable.I don't believe lactic acid production generates CO2, so it wouldn't drive the gravity down (meaning that all of that gravity change would be alcohol production). Chilled to 85, adjusted gravity 1.071, put into 38 degree fridge, then set to 64. That is part of the risk with any “spontaneous” fermentation, you can’t be sure exactly what microbes will be at work. Maybe a slight acetic character (but I might be imagining that), but no mold/funk/off smells. 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