NervousDad
BFM
Wlp007. I love it, super dry, flocculates like crazy for great clean IPAs and pale ales.
Have heard Roselare is kickass, want to brew something with it. What have you had most success with?
Have heard Roselare is kickass, want to brew something with it. What have you had most success with?
Yeah, I'm getting to the point that 007 fits quite nicely for most of the beers I brew. Dry yet flavorful,
You know, the one beer that I did with that yeast, I loved it. I then thought I could use it in lower gravity brews. I checked the website and it didn't really seem like it was a good fit. I'm up for trying it again for sure.
I've used US-05 on a bunch of beer, then recently went back to WLP001 and there was a difference.
I think your difference is pitch rate or something else to do with preparation.
I used to use US05 exclusively, but kept having a weird flavor I couldn't get rid of or place. Just visited a new brew club that had a side by side comparison of us05 and wlp001. Turns out my "off flavor" was just........us05. Can't stand it! So I'm Switching to wlp001 for now and experimenting with some English yeasts for more malt profile.
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I used to use US05 exclusively, but kept having a weird flavor I couldn't get rid of or place. Just visited a new brew club that had a side by side comparison of us05 and wlp001. Turns out my "off flavor" was just........us05. Can't stand it! So I'm Switching to wlp001 for now and experimenting with some English yeasts for more malt profile.
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THIS. I brew mostly Belgians and sours, the occasional stout in winter. So I keep my ferm chamber at the higher temp range. Most normal ale yeasts still do just fine but us-05 always gives a bad off flavor.
I'm giving 1728 Scottish ale a try as my house yeast.
002 for my ales.
S-23 is a HELL of a good lager yeast. Works great at higher temps too, such as 65F.
I use Wyeast 1335 or White Labs 007 on the majority of my beers. They are vigorous fermenters, attenuate well, finish clean, and they both leave wonderfully clear beers.
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