10 Gal Batch with 2 yeasts

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ChuckCollins

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What is a good recipe for a 10 Gal batch and split it up and use 2 different
yeast I need to use up my WLP029 and my WLP036 yeast and thoughts on a
beer recipe that I could use for both??
 
Yeast really shine through in lighter bodied brews. Stick to a basic wheat, APA, cream ale, amber, etc. Search for a Patersbeir recipe. It's a really good light style that showcases the yeast flavor profile.
 
Yeast really shine through in lighter bodied brews. Stick to a basic wheat, APA, cream ale, amber, etc. Search for a Patersbeir recipe. It's a really good light style that showcases the yeast flavor profile.

Based on the yeasts chosen, I would definitely +1 this. They both will be good for lighter beers. I've actually done this before with yeasts of similar types. The results have been a good way to get different flavor profiles and have some fun experimenting.
 
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