Lager & Ale Yeast Brew Temp

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sudsysak
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Lager & Ale Yeast Brew Temp

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I am brewing a lightbodied beer with German Lager ME and several other additions. OG.0156 I added Lager & Ale yeasts both. I'm fermenting at 70degress. Any comments of feedback of those who have experimented with Lager & Ale Yeast both in same the same batch.
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Steam Beer

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Brewing Lager at ale temps will produce some off flavors similar to Anchor Brewing "Steam Beer" The ale yeast will brew as normal.
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Was thinking of experimenting

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I was thinking of experimenting with the ale/lager yeast idea. I think that is the true technique for brewing "cream ale". What strains are you using?
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Lager/Ale Yeast Combo

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Dry yeast purchased from Things Beer
European Lager
Dry yeast Ale
from a Bierkeller Lager Kit
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Clean, or ale-like

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If you want a cleaner taste, and don't want the yeasts competing too much in flavor try Superior lager and Nottingham ale. Both are dry, and have clean finish. If you want a unique flavors, do some experimenting to see what you like. The above two compliment each other well.
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Cut my teeth on Nottingham

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I used nottingham with great results when I was first starting to brew. Thanks for the tip.
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