Beer Yeast Sachet 5g for Fermenting Craft Ales & Beers Homebrew Home Brew
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This Craft Ale Yeast has been specially selected for use when brewing top fermented beers and Ales. There are many different strains of Ale Yeast available on the UK market today, we chose ours as It originates from America and is used today by a large number of commercial craft breweries both in the UK and abroad and has a proven track record for reliability within the industry. It has an excellent fermentation capacity and ferments very quickly. 5 grams of yeast for a 40 pint (23 litre) brew being fermented at between 16 and 22 degrees Celsius. This yeast is particularly tolerant to alcohol so can be used for both primary and secondary fermentation to make medium and higher strength American style Ales and Beers. This strain has good sedimentation properties at the end of the fermentation. The percentage of sugars converted into alcohol at the end of the fermentation (the final attenuation degree) of this yeast strain is very high which will generally produce a drier beer with a higher ABV., Manufacturer: Bigger Trading
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This Craft Ale Yeast has been specially selected for use when brewing top fermented beers and Ales. There are many different strains of Ale Yeast available on the UK market today, we chose ours as It originates from America and is used today by a large number of commercial craft breweries both in the UK and abroad and has a proven track record for reliability within the industry. It has an excellent fermentation capacity and ferments very quickly. 5 grams of yeast for a 40 pint (23 litre) brew being fermented at between 16 and 22 degrees Celsius. This yeast is particularly tolerant to alcohol so can be used for both primary and secondary fermentation to make medium and higher strength American style Ales and Beers. This strain has good sedimentation properties at the end of the fermentation. The percentage of sugars converted into alcohol at the end of the fermentation (the final attenuation degree) of this yeast strain is very high which will generally produce a drier beer with a higher ABV., Manufacturer: Bigger Trading
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