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Experiments
Experiment: Identical Brews with the Haze Gene Present or Absent
A more perfect system never existed for testing haze and flavor, thanks to the discovery of yeast’s hazy gene. In two brews differing only by the presence or absence of yeast-determined haze, blind tasters couldn’t pinpoint which was which. That begs the question, does haze contribute to flavor?
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Experiment: Early-fermentation Dry Hopping for Clarity
Yeast-derived haze can be substantial. How much has a lot to do with interaction with dry hopping. Here, see the surprising clarifying effect of an early-fermentation dry hop in a double dry hop scenario.
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Experiment: Bringing Juice to a Bright Style
Omega Yeast can remove yeast-determined haze potential from a haze-positive strain at the gene level. Check out how Cincinnati’s Rhinegeist Brewery and Omega Yeast partnered to present experimental info on this topic for the 2024 Ohio Guild Craft Brewers Conference.
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Experiment: Dry Hop Timing and Yeast-determined Haze
Check out results in haze and clarity with two new categories of yeast strains (and how dry hop timing affects things). It may give you some great ideas on how to manage haze outcomes better in your brews.
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Kettle Sour Blanket Experiment
We tested whether a carbon dioxide blanket makes a difference in the production of kettle sours.
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Experiment: Knocking Out Diacetyl Before it Starts
Three fermentations, two types of ALDC integration. Like the Thunderdome but for lager.
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Dialing in Sourness: pH vs TA
Measuring pH is important, but perhaps it doesn’t tell the whole story.55 Cheers