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Bier Bitte-Fresh Yeast Pouch
€10000
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Description
A perfect Kolsch yeast sourced from Germany. Works nicely with the hops and malt to create a lovely lager like beer at ale temperatures. This is a great yeast fro temperature manipulation, ferment at 18 for a very lager like beer, ferment in the early 20s for a fruity kolsch flavor. Provides good biotransformation.
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: 11%
Nitrogen Demand: Medium
| Weight | 3.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Industry | Beer |
| Yeast | Liquid yeast |
| Beer Styles | Kolsch, Lagers |
| Flocculation | Medium to Medium Low |
| Temperature | 16-20°C |
| Comparative Strains | WLP029, Kolsch, Dieter |
| Attenuation | 73-77% |
| ABV Tolerance | 11% |
| Weight | Fresh Yeast Pouch (10hl) |
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