Yes. Ordered some Vermont yeast today from YeastbayThegreenchilemonster said:Nice man! I wish my wife drank. You brewing a NEIPA?
Yes. Ordered some Vermont yeast today from YeastbayThegreenchilemonster said:Nice man! I wish my wife drank. You brewing a NEIPA?
That's some good yeast for sure. I brewed my second to last NEIPA with that one. I used Wyeast 1318 on my last one. I'm going to do a side by side comparison next week.Ozzy2001 said:Yes. Ordered some Vermont yeast today from Yeastbay
Id like to try this one too.Thegreenchilemonster said:That's some good yeast for sure. I brewed my second to last NEIPA with that one. I used Wyeast 1318 on my last one. I'm going to do a side by side comparison next week.
Yeah, I'be been contemplating ordering that one too, for a future batch. I don't know snyone who has used it, but I assume it is a Conan isolate.Ozzy2001 said:Id like to try this one too.
https://www.morebeer.com/products/gigayeast-double-pitch-vermont-ipa-yeast.html?a_aid=hbf
I may try that. I like S-04. It was great in that Cherrye Wheat I made. That wasn't aggressively hopped though obviously.grantmichaels said:Folks are finding a handful of yeasts that 'work' at this point, mostly all are ale yeast from across the pond originally ...
I've seen folks say that S-04 has a fair amount of capacity for the biotransformation work, and it would be handy to use a dry yeast ...
So much to test ...
I think that may be just how it taste?Thegreenchilemonster said:Now that photobucket is finally back up...
I was really stoked to try his beer out, because I love RIS, and it has such stellar reviews. The problem is that the beer went bad somehow. It was still carbonated, but tasted like straight up metallic, and like marmite/vegemite, without the saltiness. The aroma smelled like a freshly opened jar of marmite. I know that definitely isn't the way the beer is supposed to taste/smell, so I'm positive it went bad. Really weird.