carboywonder
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Hi all,
Planning on brewing a dark sour tomorrow night. Was originally going to make a starter of Roeselare to pitch into 1.066 wort. Upon further reading I'm getting conflicting info on making a starter with this blend as it would throw of the proportions of bugs to yeast. Mad Fermentationist seems to make a starter, JZ and Wyeast say not to. I had smacked the pack in anticipation of making a starter.
Should I:
1. Make a Roeselare starter? Anyone done this with good results?
2. Go back to the homebrew store again and get more Roeselare? (trying to avoid another trip)
3. Pitch another Sacch strain with the Roeselare? I have 4.5 month second generation English yeast that I washed and could make a starter or I guess I could go get either some dry yeast or liquid yeast.
Also, having smacked the Roeselare pack 12 hours ago should I leave it out or refrigerate it if I don't make a starter with it?
Planning on brewing a dark sour tomorrow night. Was originally going to make a starter of Roeselare to pitch into 1.066 wort. Upon further reading I'm getting conflicting info on making a starter with this blend as it would throw of the proportions of bugs to yeast. Mad Fermentationist seems to make a starter, JZ and Wyeast say not to. I had smacked the pack in anticipation of making a starter.
Should I:
1. Make a Roeselare starter? Anyone done this with good results?
2. Go back to the homebrew store again and get more Roeselare? (trying to avoid another trip)
3. Pitch another Sacch strain with the Roeselare? I have 4.5 month second generation English yeast that I washed and could make a starter or I guess I could go get either some dry yeast or liquid yeast.
Also, having smacked the Roeselare pack 12 hours ago should I leave it out or refrigerate it if I don't make a starter with it?