Vibes
Sour beers have a sour taste and originated in Belgium. Styles such as Lambic, Geuze and Berliner Weisse are examples of this versatile beer category.
In kettle souring, lactobacillus is added to lower the pH and give the beer an acidic flavour. This technique is quick and produces refreshing styles such as Gose and Berliner Weisse.
In traditional Lambic, the wort is exposed to wild yeasts from the air, resulting in unique flavours. These beers are often aged for months or years in wooden barrels, creating a complex flavour experience.
At Two Chefs Brewing, we use Philly yeast to give our sours a subtle, pleasant acidity. Think of varieties like our Sunset Suzy, an orange soda sour with a refreshing character.
Sour beers are versatile and offer a unique taste experience. From traditional Lambic to modern variants, there is always something new to discover.