Whats everyones thoughts on a Rogue wild ale being brewed wit wild yeast from the head brewers beard

Discussion in 'Australia & New Zealand' started by ADZA, Jun 26, 2012.

  1. ADZA Member

    Location:
    Australia
    And seriously this is true i just thought its a weird idea for a beer and i love my Wild Ales?
  2. scmorgan Member

    Location:
    Australia
    Would hold more cred if it came from his cycling nicks ...
  3. foles Member

    Location:
    Australia
    Awesome - Obviously they cultured it after he just come back from walking in the Oregon countryside, and he rinsed his beard in starsan iprior to heading out!
  4. vivasbeer Member

    Location:
    Michigan
    Now that's a whole new level of Funk....
  5. MrKennedy Member

    Location:
    Australia
    I'd definitely prefer it to beer made with yeast from this beard



    But sounds more like a media stunt than anything else.
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  6. idk i think its kinda weird but hey it mightbe a decent beer.
  7. spicelab Member

    Location:
    Australia
    I'd feel better about it if the yeast ferments at high temperatures.
  8. danieelol Member

    Location:
    Australia
    rofl I'm literally watching this movie right now...weird coincidence.
  9. MADhombrewer Member

    Location:
    Oregon
    Brewdog anyone?
  10. davey101 Member

    Location:
    Connecticut
    It should be a wild ale DFH collab featuring cherries smashed with Sam's bocce ball. Garrett Oliver can age the beer on "oxford companion" book staves.
  11. ADZA Member

    Location:
    Australia
    MrKennedy thats funny now that would a whole lot of different Funk lol,and yeah they cultured it well white labs did and not sure about cycling knicks haha
  12. joecast Member

    Location:
    Australia
    Don't care if it turn out great, I won't be drinking it. And I'll drink a lot of crazy beers.
  13. MordeciaFunk Member

    Location:
    Australia
    Publicity stunt. Saying that it's got us talking about it, so job done. It will sell out and then we will see it on ebay for lots of cash. I wouldn't actively seek it our, but I would try it if given an opportunity.

    I hope Australian breweries start doing it as well. Mt Goat can use yeast from Merv Hughes' moustache, Moo Brew can use Boonie's and Coopers should have based their anniversary beer around yeast from the band, The Beards. They are three beverages I would most certainly buy.

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