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Why does stella artios have the nick name; wife beater?
Because when it was first released in the UK it was exceptionally strong...so it was the equivalent of "Special Brew" today. So when it was first released the joke was that the kind of person who would drink it would get lathered and go home and beat up their wife...ie.scum.
Its got a much better rep nowadays, but the nickname lingered.
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Can i make a lager like becks with ale yeast and ale fermenting temps?
I still can't get my answer ahhh! I am trying to brew a premium lager / beer but have no way to get to lagering temps. I couldn't fit a freezer in my flat even if i was given one.
I like tyskie, becks,belgian lagers/.beers, stella artios, hoppy tasting lagers. Now i don't even know if these are actually lagers or beers, but something with a hoppy sharp refresing carbonated taste.
So i don't have a freezer/fridge to get down to lagering temps but i read i can make a steam beer and use an ale yeast and lager ingredients(lager grains, hops etc) to make something that is similar to the above. I really do not want an ale, stout or anything close, i like a carbonated premium belgian type light in colour lager/beers with a nippy sweet taste.
So can i make this at 20deg+ temps or am i wasting my time??
What is the closest recipe to make these beers without having a freezer (with a temp controller)
check out IPAs, they are "hoppy" and are brewed with ale yeasts & temperatures.

