| ALE YEAST |
Profiles |
Attenuation is the % of the original
gravity which is turned into alcohol. The part left over is
the the liquid bread portion of beer. |
Best results are achieved at this
temperature |
1007 German Ale |
Ferments
dry and crisp, leaving a complex but mild flavor. produces an
extremely rocky head and ferments well down to 55'
F |
Flocculation- low apparent
attenuation- 73-73% |
55-68'
F |
1028 London Ale |
Rich,
minerally profile, bold and crisp, with some diacetyl
production. |
Flocculation-medium apparent
attenuation- 73-77% |
60-72'
F |
1056 American Ale |
Used
commercially for several classic American Ales, This strain
ferments dry, finishes soft, smooth, and clean, and is very
well balanced. |
Flocculation- low to medium apparent
attenuation- 73-77% |
60-72'
F |
1084 Irish Ale |
Slight
residual diacetyl and fruitiness: great for stouts, Clean,
smooth, soft and full-bodied. |
Flocculation medium apparent
attenuation- 71-75% |
62-72'
F |
1098 British Ale |
From
Whitbread. Ferments dry and crisp, slightly tart, fruity, and
well-balanced. Ferments well down to 65' F |
Flocculation medium apparent
attenuation 73-75% |
64-72'
F |
1272 American Ale
II |
Fruitier
and more flocculant than 1056, slightly nutty, soft, clean,
slightly tart finish. |
Flocculation-high apparent
attenuation- 72-76% |
60-72'
F |
1275 Thames
Valley Ale |
Produces
classic British bitters, rich complex flavor profile,
clean, light malt character, low fruitiness, low esters, well
balanced |
Flocculation medium apparent
attenuation 73-75% |
62-72'
F |
1335 British Ale
II |
Typical of
British and Canadian Ale fermentation profile with good
flocculating and malty flavor characteristics, crisp
finish, clean, fairly dry,
|
Flocculation-high apparent
attenuation 73-76% |
63-75'
F |
1318 London Ale
III |
From
traditional London brewery with great malt and hop profile,
True top cropping strain, fruity, very light, soft balanced
palate, finishes slightly sweet. |
Flocculation-high apparent
attenuation 73-75% |
64-74'
F |
1728 Scottish Ale |
Ideally
suited for Scottish-style ales, and high gravity ales of all
types |
Flocculation-high apparent
attenuation 69-73% |
55-75'
F |
1338 European Ale |
From
Wissenschaftliche in Munich. Full bodied complex strain
finishing very malty. Produces a dense rocky head during
fermentation |
Flocculation-high apparent
attenuation 67-71% |
62-72'
F |
1214 Belgian Ale |
Abbey-style
top-fermenting yeast, suitable for high-gravity beers,
estery. |
Flocculation- medium apparent
attenuation 72-76% |
58-78'
F |
1388 Belgian Strong
Ale |
Robust
flavor yeast with moderate to high alcohol tolerance.
Fruity nose and palate, dry tart finish. |
Flocculation-low apparent
attenuation 73-77% |
65-75'
F |
1742 Swedish
Ale (1187) |
Stark beer
Nordic-style yeast of Scandinavian origin, floral nose, malty
finish |
Flocculation-high apparent
attenuation 68-72% |
64-74'
F |
1762 Belgian Abbey Yeast
II |
High
gravity yeast with distinct warming character from ethanol
production, Slightly fruity with dry finish. |
Flocculation medium apparent
attenuation 73-77% |
73-77'
F |
1968 London ESB
Ale |
Highly
flocculant top-fermenting strain with rich, malty character
and balanced fruitiness. This strain is so flocculant that
additional aeration and agitation is needed. An
excellent strain for cask-conditioned ales |
Flocculation-high apparent
attenuation 67-71% |
64-72'
F |
2565 Kolsch |
A hybrid of
ale and lager characteristics. This strain develops
excellent MALTINESS with subdued fruitiness, and a crisp
finish. Ferments well at moderate temperatures. |
Flocculation-low apparent
attenuation 73-77% |
56-70'
F |
| LAGER YEAST |
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2007 Pilsen Lager |
A classic
American pilsner strain, smooth, malty palate. Ferments dry
and crisp. |
Flocculation- medium apparent
attenuation 71-75% |
48-56'
F |
2035 American
Lager |
Not a
Pilsner strain. Bold, complex and aromatic. producing
slightly diacetyl. |
Flocculation- medium apparent
attenuation 73-77% |
48-58'
F |
2042 Danish Lager |
Rich,
dortmund-style, crisp, dry finish. Soft profile accentuates
the hop characteristics. |
Flocculation-low apparent
attenuation 73-77% |
46-56'
F |
2112 California
Lager |
Particularly suited for producing 19th
century-style West Coast beers. Retains lager
characteristics temperatures up to 65' F and produces malty,
brilliantly clear beers. |
Flocculation-high apparent
attenuation 67-71% |
58-68'
F |
2124 Bohemian
Lager |
A pilsner
yeast from the Weihenstephen. Ferments clean and malty, with
rich residual maltiness in full gravity pilsners. |
Flocculation- medium apparent
attenuation 69-73% |
48-58'
F |
2206 Bavarian
Lager |
Used by
many German breweries to produce rich, full-bodied,malty beers
|
Flocculation- medium apparent
attenuation 73-77% |
46-58'
F |
2247 European Lager
II |
Clean dry
flavor profile often used in aggressively hopped
pilsner. Clean, very mild flavor , slight sulpher
production, dry finish. |
Flocculation- low apparent
attenuation 73-77% |
46-56'
F |
2272 North American
Lager |
Traditional
culture of North America and Canadian lagers and light
pilsners. Malty finish. |
Flocculation-high apparent
attenuation 70-76% |
52-58'
F |
2278 Czech Pils |
Classic
pilsner strain from the home of pilsners for a dry, but malty
finish. The perfect choice for pilsners and bock beers.
Sulpher produced during fermentation, dissipates with
conditioning. |
Flocculation- medium to high apparent
attenuation 70-74% |
50-58'
F |
2308 Munich Lager |
A unique
strain, capable of producing fine lagers. Very smooth,
well-rounded and full-bodied. |
Flocculation- medium apparent
attenuation 73-77% |
48-56'
F |
| WHEAT YEAST |
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3068 Weihenstephen
Weizen |
Unique
top-fermenting east which produces the unique and spicy
weizen character, rich with clove, vanilla and banana.
Best results are achieved when fermentation are held around
68' F |
Flocculation-low apparent
attenuation 73-77% |
64-75'
F |
3333 German Wheat |
Subtle
flavor profile for wheat yeast with sharp tart crispness,
fruity, sherry-like palate. |
Flocculation-high apparent
attenuation 70-76% |
63-75'
F |
3787 Trappist High
Gravity |
Robust top
cropping yeast with phenolic character. Alcohol tolerance to
12% . Ideal for Biere de Garde. Ferments dry with rich
ester profile. and malty palate. |
Flocculation medium apparent
attenuation 75-80% |
64-78'
F |
3942 Belgian Wheat |
Estery low
phenol producing yeast from small Belgian brewery.
Apple and plum like nose with dry finish |
Flocculation- medium apparent
attenuation 72-76% |
72-76'
F |
3944 Belgian
Whitbier |
A tart,
slightly phenolic character capable of producing
distinctive withbiers and grand cru-style ales alike. Alcohol
tolerant |
Flocculation- medium apparent
attenuation 732-76% |
62-75'
F |
| WYEAST BLENDS |
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3056 Bavarian
Wheat |
Blend of
top-fermenting ale and wheat strains producing mildly estery
and phenolic wheat beers. |
Flocculation- medium apparent
attenuation 73-77% |
64-74'
F |
1087 Wyeast Ale |
A blend of
the best ale strains to provide quick starts, good flavor and
good flocculation. T he profile of the strains provides a
balanced finish for British and American style
ales |
Flocculation good apparent
attenuation 71-75% |
64-72'
F |
2178 Wyeast Lager |
A blend
of Brewers Choice(TM) lager strains for the most complex
flavor profiles. For production of classic pilsners to
full-bodied "bock" beers |
Apparent
attenuation 71-75% |
48-58'
F |
3278 Belgian Lambic
Blend |
Belgian
lambic-style yeast blend with lactic bacteria. Rich
earthy aroma and acidic finish. Suitable for gueze, fruit
beers, and faro |
Flocculation- low-medium apparent
attenuation 65-75% |
63-75'
F |