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Banana Split-Fresh Yeast Pouch
€20000
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Description
A liquid yeast that produces high amounts of isoamyl acetate which is perceived as a banana flavour balanced with less dominant aromatics of apple, clove and plum. The esters are more dominant at high temperature and at lower pitches. Leaves a crisp finish, raising the temperature can increase banana flavor.
Please note pitch sizes are for standard gravity wort. For starting gravity above 1.065 please order double the pouches, for gravity above 1.080 order triple the amount of yeast.
Specification
Strain: Saccharomyces cerevisiae
ABV Tolerance: 12%
Nitrogen Demand: Medium
| Weight | 3.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Industry | Beer |
| Yeast | Liquid yeast |
| Beer Styles | Hefeweissen |
| Flocculation | Low |
| Temperature | 17-24°C |
| Comparative Strains | Hefeweizen Ale, Stefon, Weihenstephan |
| Attenuation | 73-77% |
| ABV Tolerance | 12% |
| Weight | Fresh Yeast Pouch (10hl) |
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