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    Q3 Summer Release

    Q3 Summer Release

    New for summer are TWO lagers strains for homebrewing! Often a season for ale and wheat strain releases, lagers are equally enjoyable during the long, sunny days of barbeques and summer vacation. Thes...
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    20 More Reasons to Celebrate Oregon Beer

    20 More Reasons to Celebrate Oregon Beer

    Oregon Homegrown   Celebrations are underway around the state of Oregon to kick off the first edition of Oregon Homegrown, a collaboration celebrating the connectedness of Oregon not only for it...
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    Munich Dunkel  |  2352-PC Munich Lager II

    Munich Dunkel | 2352-PC Munich Lager II

    Our latest recipe release is designed for you to truly brew like the professionals. Fausto Yu-Shan, Wyeast’s Plant Operations Manager and Professional Brewer, crafted this Munich Dunkel recipe ...
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    Vier Sterne German Pilsner | 2247-PC European Lager

    Vier Sterne German Pilsner | 2247-PC European Lager

    Fall brewing is underway with fresh hop recipes being formulated and neighbors sharing their latest favorite homebrews. This season inspired a particular strain release that has been kept strictly for...
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    2025 Private Collection Preview

    2025 Private Collection Preview

    Preview the 2025 Private Collection release calendar by Wyeast Laboratories. Each quarter is curated to align with seasonality, iconic favorites, and trends developing across the industry. Favorites r...
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    Developments in Understanding Diastaticus

    Developments in Understanding Diastaticus

    Saccharomyces cerevisiae variety diastaticus, also know as S. cer. var. diastaticus or diastatic S. cerevisiae, has been a frequent topic of conversation within the brewing industry (Read our first r...
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    Quantifying Vitality With CFDA-AM Fluorescent Stain

    Quantifying Vitality With CFDA-AM Fluorescent Stain

    Written by Robert Beezer Quality & Regulatory Compliance Manager Wyeast Laboratories, Inc.   Viability has long been used for assessing the suitability of a yeast culture in brewing but inter...
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    Managing Low Nitrogen Fermentations with Supporting Fermentation Products

    Managing Low Nitrogen Fermentations with Supporting Fermentation Products

    Wine and wine-like fermentations (cider, mead, and seltzer) often require significant supplementation of yeast assimilable nitrogen (YAN) to avoiding poor fermentation kinetics and off-odor developmen...
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    HOMEBREWING TIPS

    HOMEBREWING TIPS

    Since 2016, homebrewing has seen a dramatic increase in popularity. According to the American Homebrewers Association there are more than a million homebrewers in the U.S., with 40% of them starting i...
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