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I'm a recent all grain convert Bd want to try a saison with summer coming up. I was wondering if anybody can tell me how well dry saison yeast works.
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Sure I have used it many times. A very good yeast. Not as much flavor as 3724, but slightly more than 3711. It is also a beast like 3711 and always fements low.
Here is a big thread about it.http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f163/new...-yeast-359806/
Are you talking about Belle Saison dry yeast? If so, yes, I have experience. Overall, a positive experience. It's good stuff. Good attenuater and you won't need real high heat. My last was done at 62F and then ramped to 75F. Came out great. I recommend it.
+1 on the Danstar Belle Saison dry yeast
My experience is to keep it in the mid 60's until fermenting starts and then let it run wild.
Ive read that brewers let it raise up into the 90's
Mine usually stayed at low-80's with a room temp of ~70
Great peppery taste and one batch attenuated down to zero. I had to look for my errors before I was convinced of what I was seeing.
Did a Tank 7 clone and received lots of accolades.
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Mind sharing the Tank 7 recipe. Always looking for a new saison recipe to try.
Good to hear good things about Belle. I do 2 gallon BIAB so I tend to use dry yeast.
I think it was this one:http://beersmithrecipes.com/viewrecipe/12543/tank-7
Divided in half for a +5Gal batch.
Used red wheat instead of white.
Used the Danstar Belle Saison.
I'll have to verify all that when I get home.
Gonna try the same recipe with the Wyeast PC-3726 Farmhouse Ale that I've been nursing.
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Oh, and I carbonated it at 3.0
(used an online priming calculator)
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That is indeed the recipe.
One other change though.
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If you're not opposed to erect(self-supporting) thorned blackberry types, Kiowa has been getting rave reviews from Southern growers in zones 7,8,9. I've seen good reports on Black Butte and Triple Crown, as well, but don't have any of them in my plantings(too many good 'wild' ones growing on the farm to devote any space to planting blackberries).
GG & ON blueberries should do well for you - can't say I ever encountered a 'bad' blueberry. If you've got room for more, I'd plant a diverse selection of rabbiteyes and Southern highbush types.
I spent all summer trying to keep my O'neals alive; they are very picky about pH, preferring it to be below 5.0. The Georgiagems are hardier and I only lost one. You might try Ozarkblue, Jubilee, Reveille, GulfCoast or Sharpblue. They seem more tolerant of higher pH (5.0-5.5), heat waves, moles and gophers. Many nurseries rave about Cape Fear, but I had no luck. They are even more picky than the O'neals and I lost all of them.
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I live in the Napa Valley. This year I planted 'Heritage' Red Raspberries and a Black raspberry called "Big Mac" the black is definitely the more vigorous so far. I haven't had any fruit yet but I've grown Heritage before and they were sweet and a long productive season.
As far as blueberries go I planted two varieties and both are doing well. They get half sun with some afternoon shade. The early variety is called "Spartan" and it has huge very sweet berries(I highly recommend this one) the mid season is Toro and it has average size more tart berries but is very productive. Hope this helps. I'd be interested in what you find out.
I have planted ozarck blue 2 years a ago ,it is loaded with fruit this year.I think it is more tolerant of higher ph.I planted misty blue last year,but it is barely surviving.I just moved it from the ground into a pot,hopefully it will make it.
Rasberries I have Heritage ,it fruited the first year itself. Berries are large and abundant in the fall,only few in summer.
I also have a Baba berry ,which I got as a bare root from home depot,the berries from this plant are extremely favorful and there are a lot of baby plants in the patch.
I have just planted a "black Satin" blackberry ,which has just started flowering.
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I put in 11 more Blueberry plants this spring. Varieties from Early to extra late so I should have Blueberries all summer next year and on. Four of the new plants set afew flowers already.
Raspberries and Brambles were a must have this spring. Planted 'Jewel' Black Raspberries, 'Caroline' Red Everbearing and 'Anne' Yellow Everbearing Raspberries. Also 'Encore' Summer Red Raspberries. Tried for Purple Raspberies but was too late as they were out of stock.
I put in a 'Kiowa' Blackberry so I hope to be able to judge for myself next year if the fruit is as good as advertised. It had better be good to make up for the nasty thorns!
I also planted Apache and Arapaho Erect Thornless Blackberries this Spring but so far they are not growing.
I planted four kiowa blackberries (obtained from Raintree nurseries) last year. There's a good amount of fruit forming on them now...very exciting.
They actually produced a very tiny amount of berries last year (first year planting). Biggest blackberries I've ever seen! And they tasted GREAT! However, these are my first blackberries (to grow), so I think I picked a few too early -- some weren't sweet (and somewhat bad tasting). But others I must've gotten at the right time, because they were fantastic.
I planted an arapaho and apache last fall, but they haven't grown much. I may get a few berries off of them. I fight blackberries on our property all the time, so I don't know why these don't take off. I planted a marionberry in the same area and it's growing fine.
If you live in a warmer zone like I do, make certain you do your homework and select varieties that don't require a high number of chilling hours. I just picked up the Blueberry 'Sunshine Blue' which requires only 150 hours of chilling.
I am having trouble finding out the growth rate of Blueberries. Someone suggested them as a good looking landscape plant. Looks like for this zone I need Dwarf size. Also does anyone have a suggestion for other quick growing nice looking fruit shrubs? Thanks
I wouldn't call blueberries quick growing. Seems to take about 6 or 8 years for them to really get going. In my experience at 2 different houses.
abukorga, how did your black satin do? I want some... we used to have them when I was a kid. They didn't sucker, thornless, 3 plants in a group made plenty of fruit for 2 kids to sit there for 40 minutes and munch. We complained about the sourness and kept eating. We took the best ones to my mom. They are really soft when they're sweet. Good plant. No maintenance, no diseases. Zone 6b NJ hot and humid summers


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Renowned film director and cinematographer Balu Mahendra, who died on Thursday, had a close connection with the Kannada film industry.
He made his directorial debut in 1977 with Kannada film Kokila . He worked as cinematographer for Mani Rathnam's debut film Pallavi Anu Pallavi in 1983.
Kokila, a black and white film starring Kamal Hassan, Shobha, Roja Ramani and Mohan, got the National Award for best cinematography and the Karnataka State award for best screenplay. Kokila was remade in Hindi as Aur Ek Prem Kahani by Mr. Mahendra in 1996. Theatre artiste Mohan rose to stardom through Kokila. He was recognised as 'Kokila' Mohan following the film's success. Mr. Mohan, while speaking to presspersons here recently, recalled his first meeting with Mr. Mahendra. "Balu sir spotted me when I was rehearsing for a play. He was in search of a new face for his debut film. He asked me to get in touch with him after growing a beard. Subsequently, I was given the role of Kamal Hassan's friend in Kokila . It turned out to be a significant moment in my life," he said.
The late G.V. Shivanand assisted Mr. Mahendra and wrote the dialogues for Kokila . Umesh Kulkarni, who edited Kokila, said, "Mr. Mahendra shot a few sequences at Hotel Parag, one of his favourite spots in Bangalore. Similarly, a huge rock in Cubbon Park was a favourite. He shot the rock in various angles and used it in the film. Never did he compromise with quality."
Mr. Mahendra had turned down the offer to direct Malaya Maruta. He also had plans to direct a documentary on Ranganatittu Bird Sanctuary, but this project could not be realised, Mr. Kulkarni said.
'Kokila', directed by him in 1977, won National and State awards