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Suggested Fermentis Dry Yeast by Beer Style

By GFHB  -  November 11th, 2018

Yeast attributes a lot to the finished beer. Do you want a dry or full bodied beer? Are you making an Ale or a Lager? According to Fermentis, beer yeast is able to produce or contribute to body, mouth feel, flavor and many aromas which could typically be grouped into four categories: neutral, fruity, floral and spicy. But the expression of the yeast onto the final beer depends on factors including pitching rate and fermentation temperature, as well as the effect of oxygen.

The following chart is an excerpt from 'Tips and Tricks; Active Dry Yeast and Fermentation Explained to Brewers' by Fermentis

Weissen

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WB-06

Blanche

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WB-06, T-58, K-97

Pils

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W-34/70, S-189, S-23

Session

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BE-134, K-97, US-05

Kolsch

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K-97, US-05, S-04

IPA

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S-04, US-05

Triple

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HA-18, US-05, BE-256, S-33, K-97

Saison

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BE-134, WB-06, T-58

Bitter

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S-33, S-04, US-05

Ales (Pale/Amber/Brown)

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S-04, BE-256, US-05

Double

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HA-18, S-33, S-04, BE-256

Scotch

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HA-18, S-33, S-04

Barley Wine

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HA-18, S-33, T-58, BE-256, K-97

Porter

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S-04, BE-256, US-05

Stout

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S-33, S-04

Imperial Stout

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HA-18, T-58, BE-256, US-05

GFHB is always interested in carrying new products. Please contact us If there is a yeast on this list you would like GFHB to stock.

You may download for free the entire 32 page booklet from Fermentis here:

fermentis.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Brochure_Tips_and_Tricks_GB_web_planche-bd.pdf

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