Exploring British lambic-style beers | The Craft Beer Channel
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This week we try three spontaneous, three-year blended beers from some of the most exciting breweries in the UK and even visit Burning Sky as their fill their coolship for the second time this year. Join us as we try to pick out the local flavours of Fyne Ales Home, Mills Today and Burning Sky Coolship No3.
Check out our tasting of Wild BEer Co's 2020 vintage and interview with head brewer Brett here too: • Wild Beer Co Coolship ...
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I tend to watch/listen to these videos while I do chores around the house and today I decided to have a soda while folding laundry and the Mel Gibson joke got me especially that delivery. Almost spat out my soda all over the clean clothes lol thankfully I was able to turn my head. Great video, guys. I love spontaneously fermented beers. They're beautiful. (I also know the heartache of buying some corked lambics and being like "oh yeah... Where's the corkscrew?")
Great video chaps! Discovered Mills in the House of Trembling Madness in York a few years back. Had a few of their bottles since then, all of which have been stunning.
Burning sky are just incredible 😍
So! Who in your part of the world is making spontaneous three--year blends - and does it taste markedly different from the original Lambics?
Have you guys been following Crossover Blendery in Hertfordshire? I have just got a bottle of their “Skimming Stone” which has plums in. I don’t know whether to drink or age... 🤪
Van Dieman Brewing based in Tasmania, Australia do a great 3 year blend, as well as fruited spontaneous blends. All home grown malted barley/wheat, hops and fruit.
The Referend Bier Blendery in my hometown in New Jersey consistently churns out stellar spontaneously fermented brews!! Definitely a must grab if you ever see any while in the States!
We have been watching with interest. Yet to grab a bottle but will definitely do so soon
‘Petrichor’ is the word for that wet-tarmac-in-the-Sun smell.
NO WAY! Awesome to know!
Superb knowledge. 👏
Need to do a burning sky and mill brewing documentary’s. Be amazing, great vid guys. Looking forward to the new book too.
We 100% intend to
These beers indeed don't taste exactly like PaYottenland lambic, but that does not take any merit away from them. As you said, they taste as from their terroir. A word I missed in both lambic videos is "mals", which roughly translates to mild, even when its original meaning is 'tender'. That is what lambicbrewers and gueuzeblenders are aiming at, whilst a lot of foreign spontaneous beers - especially those from the USA and Scandinavia tend to go outright for hard acidity.
Having said that, I had great spontaneous beers from Eire, Czechia, and the UK - including MIlls, which are really great in what they do.
Great sign off, "Here's to beer that tastes like where it's from!" Great to hear about beer that embraces its local character and flavour. Beer doesn't have to be identical clones of a particular style - there's something exciting about opening something unique that tells you a story about where it's from or how it's made.
100%
That Today when fresh was just divine. Can't wait to try the second bottle! Loving what the UK has been putting out in terms of mixed fermentation / wild beers.
I still have a bottle too! Going to sit on it til 18 months which is when I think most geuze peak.
Great video, I love these styles of beer, I have a few knocking around and next time the sun comes out I'm cracking them open.
Nice to see Kevin the Teenager make an appearance.
Great vid as always guys, thanks. I'm a homebrewer obsessed with Belgian beers amongst the many. Love lambic as a style, as appreciate the complexity it brings. Now I know there are some good examples in the UK, great :)
lol I shouted mills cork outloud. very nice video.
I bloody love learning about Lambic/Spontaneous brewing! Got to be the most exciting style of beer (IMO) so much so I've welded up a 40L Stainless Steel coolship that I'm going to do some home brew batches and leave out overnight at my cousins farm under trees, near bee hives etc and see what those little bacteria/yeast cells come up with! (Based in Aus so going into cooler night's now)
Wow amazing! Let us know how it turns out!
You guys kind of jinxed it when you made that joke about the beer geeks and the cork :D Cheers from Germany!
Loved this. Would be great to see a video on the new wave of wild breweries - LEP, crossover, evensong,holy goat..etc maybe even deya’s sour output too? Gotta love Mills but videos like this will just make it harder to get bottles!
Cheers Robbie - have you seen our videos on Little Earth and Yonder from 2019?
It's really cool that the local bacteria have such an impact on flavor.
what about naming Lambic's that aren't from the Lambic region feroce piscine style? Got a nice ring to it and won't piss off the lambic brewers.
Great video guys as usual, to me lambic is a process not a location. So from allagash to our friends in Belgium it all counts. Cheers!
I was wondering where Wild Beer Co was in all this, but as the video was about to end, lo and behold: An image with Wild Beer Co where Johnny is quaffing a Coolship 2020. And also having some troubles with opening the bottle, so nothing new about that ;)
I am out of practice because cans took over the world.
You've done it again! Now I have to go out and try these. If I can find any of them here in Ireland.
Look up Land and Labour (a side project of the head brewer at Galway Bay) if you cant - their first three year blend is nearly out!
@@TheCraftBeerChannel Fantastic! Thanks for that. Sláinte!
Since the wort looks a bit purple around it, I'm guessing there's fruit in the bags! Though Johnny did say it smelled floral so maybe it's hibiscus or something. I'm thinking it would be a good way to introduce some native yeasts and bacteria to the wort.
Nothing so flavourful but there is a native yeast factor for sure.
I know it's not exactly accurate, but there's a beer merchant in my area that colloquially call "british lambics" Old Ales. Thoughts?
Haha well yeah historically he is right that old ale would have been mixed ferm but lambic is a VERY different brewing process to how those old ales would have been made
really got to try some stuff from burning sky
Always a stock of bottles and cans on their webshop.
Wait wait, you've got a new bottle opener?!
I absolutely adored that Mills. My favourite beer I’ve had from them. Their corks are notoriously bad though!
Well that makes me feel like less of a fool.
#MillsCork
Another cracking episode. I just wanted to check but do yous ship the snyt happens merch to Ireland 🇮🇪
We do! It ships all over the world!
@@TheCraftBeerChannel thanks for the quick reply 🍻
Missed bleep after about 9 minutes!
Ah fuck it
Believe it or not, it is possible you could talk about a Scottish beer without making reference to braveheart 🤦🏼