It was the yeast they could do.
this post was submitted on 10 May 2025
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i was gonna suggest naming them yeast crawls but turns out they had the same idea
Lord of the Crawls
Wait so like...I really like lambics...the sweet fruit beer that's fermented in open barrels by wild yeast.
Can I harvest wild yeast from decaying fruit to ferment alcohol and make my own lambics at home???
The white film on grapes is yeast. So you could even just throw some non-decaying grapes in mashed or whole to kick off the fermentation
Technically, probably? But home-brewing is a complex art.
It's surprisingly simple to get acceptable results. Good results take more trial and error as well as research. Lambics are equal parts art and horrifying lab microbiologists.
yes, you too can brew lambics