12 Sep
2002
12 Sep
'02
4:18 p.m.
Can anybody in the brewing collective recommend a highly attenuative wine
yeast? I've had some bad luck with wimpy yeasts in the past and want to do
better with the next batch.
John Reese
12 Sep
12 Sep
6:05 p.m.
Champagne YEast generally ferments just about
anything. Wyeast also has a high alcohol yeast called
Eau de Vie, but some people have had problems with it
not fully attenuating...
Cheers
WH
--- John Reese <jwreese(a)usinternet.com> wrote:
Can anybody in the brewing collective recommend a
highly attenuative wine
yeast? I've had some bad luck with wimpy yeasts in
the past and want to do
better with the next batch.
John Reese
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14 Sep
14 Sep
10:02 a.m.
Thanks, Will.
On Thu, 2002-09-12 at 18:05, Will Holway wrote:
Champagne YEast generally ferments just about
anything. Wyeast also has a high alcohol yeast called
Eau de Vie, but some people have had problems with it
not fully attenuating...
Cheers
WH
--- John Reese <jwreese(a)usinternet.com> wrote:
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Can anybody in the brewing collective recommend a
highly attenuative wine
yeast? I've had some bad luck with wimpy yeasts in
the past and want to do
better with the next batch.
John Reese
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