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Sanders
€3000
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Description
The yeast that started the New England trend. This liquid yeast strain produces stone esters that leave the beer with a bouquet of grapefruit and mango flavour and aromas. This yeast from Vermont was the first order we received and has been a mainstay ever since.
| Industry | Beer |
|---|---|
| Yeast | Liquid yeast |
| Beer Styles | Brown Ales, Imperial Stouts, NEIPAs, Pale Ales, Red Ales, Stouts, West Coast IPAs |
| Flocculation | Medium |
| Temperature | 16-21°C |
| Comparative Strains | Vermont, Conan, Burlington, Barbarian |
Recommendation for Liquid Yeast
Funky Pineapple
This yeast is not in our core range so propagated upon order and will require a 2 week lead time. To order online we need a minimum order of 20hl. If you need a smaller amount please send us an email to sales@whclab.com and we can see if we can combine with a larger order. […]
- Flocculation: Low
- Attenuation: 73-80%
Framgarden
This yeast is not in our core range so propagated upon order and will require a 2 week lead time. To order online we need a minimum order of 20hl. If you need a smaller amount please send us an email to sales@whclab.com and we can see if we can combine with a larger order. […]
- Flocculation: High
- Attenuation: 73-80%
Recommendation for Dried Yeast
Pinnacle MG+ – Distillers Yeast
WHC Lab are pleased to offer the PINNACLE DISTILLERS YEAST MG+. It is a active dry yeast well-suited for use in both malt and grain fermentation’s. It has the collective capability to tolerate high gravity and temperature. Has a high cell count (>1 x 1010 cells/g) • Rehydrates well in direct pitch applications • Is […]
Sour Hour Dried Yeast (500g)
This yeast is isolated from grapes and naturally produces lactic acid, ethanol and an ester profile when inoculated into wort. It is used as an alternative to kettle souring with Lactobacillus species. Technical Data Sour Hour can only metabolize simple sugars within the wort. It converts sucrose, glucose and fructose into lactic acid. With a […]
- Flocculation: Low