Lambic (Classic Beer Styles)...Worth reading/finding?

I've yet to track that one down as well. The Lambicland and the one other lambic book that's name is escaping me were both good reads, more about the history of it than the brewing. The Wild Brews/Farmhouse Ales/Brew like a Monk were all great.

 

Here's a little something , courtesy of Ron;
http://barclayperkins.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/lambic.html

 

I've read it. It's not a terribly accurate book. Definitely not worth the money used copies are selling for these days.

 

It has been a long time since I read it, what part gives you issues? I have some guesses, but would like to know.

I think Wild Brews is now the book to read foe Lambics.

 

Definitely more history. I'm not sure how much more info there is though, aside from turbid mash probably anything more advance to learn would just be from hands on experience.

 

Oh, and definitely check out the babblebelt.com homebrew forums, definitely where I go to ask questions.

 

OP: please see the following:

http://www.mediafire.com/?32d4xe5pjwqlp63

Let me know if it is of some help to you

 

...... Been wanting to buy this forever, but out of my budget.

 

There was just one up on the bay for a couple of minutes. Sold.

 

It's a solid book (I got lucky and grabbed it for ~$30 a couple years ago), better than I expected actually, but there really isn't much in there that isn't covered equally well by Wild Brews.

 

Shoulding you be tooting your own horn in this thread?
(even if your upcoming book is not specifically about Lambic)

 

The thought of using homebrew forums as a source of accurate information doesn't exactly thrill me.I've looked at enough to be very wary, though stated in good faith so much is stuff passed on from person to person.