Sam Adams Pressurised Fermentation

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private4587
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3 years 4 months ago #5128 by private4587

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Im about to brew a Sam Adams Boston Lager clone, using the pressurised fermentation method, my question is do i treat as a true lager and apply pressure straight away or do i treat it as an ale and let it ferment naturally?

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3 years 4 months ago #5135 by Gash

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I do 99% of all beers under pressure, only maybe wheat, saisons and some Belgians where you want a lot of yeast esters, even then as long as you stay under 10psi all should be good.. All other ales and lagers done under pressure no issues! Cheers!

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