Lallemand is synonymous with quality & innovation and their two new beer yeast strains reflect both of these attributes perfectly. Learn More! about them below and try one or both out on your upcoming batches!
A robust lager strain that is ideal for fast fermentations, high attenuation and high flocculation. The distinct flavor profile is very clean, slight esters over a wide temperature range. Through expression of a β-glucosidase enzyme, it can promote hop biotransformation and accentuate hop flavor and aroma.
A non-diastatic hybrid that has been selected to remove the STA1 gene to make saison style beers. Additionally, the strain will not produce hydrogen sulfide (H2S) off-flavors, therefore enhancing the saison yeast aroma characteristics.
The KOMOS First Aid Kit comes with all the parts needed to fully rebuild a ball lock keg and more! Don't wait for gaskets to wear down and start leaking before buying a replacement
Enhance tropical flavors in your beer or wine with CellarScience Tropic Thunder. By changing the amino acid mix you feed your yeast you can influence the final flavors yeast produce.
Easily move your BrewZilla or DigiBoil around your brewing area using this rolling flat dolly. The thick reinforced plastic dolly plate comes with two precut hole configurations suitable for 35L or 65L units, allowing the feet of your system to slot into place for easy mobility.
Oxblox 3D is a specially formulated blend of gallotannins, ascorbic acid, and metabisulphite that is added to your strike water right before mash-in. It dissolves easily and is extremely useful to reduce oxidation during the mashing process.
Check out the latest articles we've added to our library! Topics range from Beer & Wine to Beermosa's & More!.
The Benefits of Homebrewing over Buying Beer By Jack Horzempa
Some beer types can be very expensive to purchase at beer retailers. I am a fan of Belgian beer styles like Dubbel, Tripel, Quad, Saison, Belgian Pale Ale, etc. but the Belgian brewed versions (and US craft brewed too) are quite pricey. As one example....(Click here to continue reading)
Decoction Mashing – Is it Worth the Effort? By Chris Pfeiffer
Do you love malt-forward, European lager styles? Do you enjoy exploring historical brewing methods and techniques? If so, then you have likely thought about decoction mashing. You may be wondering if it is worth the effort. Below, we'll discuss the decoction mashing process and some things to consider when deciding if the method is right for you.....(Click here to continue reading)
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