[COHO] Warm Weather Yeast Question
J Shilling
jshilling at clearwire.net
Fri Jul 13 18:21:27 PDT 2007
I say get a little window air conditioner and keep one room in the house cool for beer and a place to escape the heat.
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From: ben at bendcable.com
To: Central Oregon Homebrewers
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 1:48 PM
Subject: Re: [COHO] Warm Weather Yeast Question
I think there's a name for in the produce world - something like eating in season. So, this time of year you can make wine - yeast tolerating 90F is not uncommon I believe. I will do wild elderberry and blackberry which can make very nice dry wines, and this year for the first time I will do a baco noir - home grown. Just an idea, Ben.
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Hello Group,
I was just sitting here by the pool in Cabo sipping a Pacifico and staring out at the waves breaking on the beach next to the swaying palm trees being pushed to and fro by a gentle on shore wind when I started to ponder a beer problem (beer...no problem). By the way, it is cooler here in Cabo then it is back in Bend; weird huh?
Anyway less I digress...my son lives in Palm Springs where it is (of course) hot. He already has a freezer for his venison and game meat so adding another fridge or freezer there won't work (trips the breaker).
He has a swamp cooler (evaporative type) but it only drops the temp 20 degrees (110 = 90). He has tried the cold towel sitting in a tub trick with some OK results. His last batch got contaminated and went skunky on him.
I, of course, want some home brew when I go down to visit. Is there a yeast and recipe that performs reasonably well in that environment? I'm thinking that he should move a fridge into an inside room on a different breaker and then he can brew to his hearts contentment.
Suggestions?
Bill
Bill Herrick
PO Box 7499
Bend, OR 97708
(541) 318-8862
Fx: (541) 318-0083
Pgr: (541) 309-3000
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