LalBrew | Farmhouse | Hybrid Saison-Style Yeast (11 g | 0.38 oz)

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LalBrew Farmhouse™ Hybrid Saison-Style Yeast – Non-Diastatic Yeast for Dry, Spicy Farmhouse Ales (11 g | 0.38 oz)

Brew dry, aromatic saisons without over-attenuation. LalBrew Farmhouse™ is a non-diastatic, top-fermenting yeast designed for modern saison and farmhouse ales. It delivers classic spice and fruit character without the risk of over-dryness or off-flavors.

Classic Saison Flavor. Controlled Fermentation. No Sulfur Off-Notes.
A modern take on traditional farmhouse yeast—spicy, fruity, and dry without the diastatic risk.

Crafted using advanced non-GMO breeding and UC Davis’ patented technology, LalBrew Farmhouse™ eliminates the STA1 gene responsible for unwanted diastatic activity. This means brewers get full sugar conversion without over-attenuation or H₂S sulfur off-flavors. Expect vibrant clove, pepper, and tropical fruit aromas with high attenuation and clean performance up to 13% ABV.

Key Features

  • Non-Diastatic Yeast: Ferments dry without risk of over-attenuation—ideal for modern saisons.

  • No Hydrogen Sulfide (H₂S): Patented technology eliminates sulfur off-flavors.

  • Spicy, Fruity Aroma Profile: Notes of clove, pepper, and tropical fruit for authentic farmhouse flavor.

  • Performs in Warm Fermentations: Optimized for high-temp brewing (22–30°C / 72–86°F).

  • Low Flocculation for a Rustic Finish: Leaves slight haze and complexity expected in farmhouse styles.

FAQs

Q: What makes LalBrew Farmhouse™ different from other saison yeasts?
A: It’s non-diastatic, so it doesn’t over-attenuate or cause instability in packaged beer.

Q: What styles is this yeast best suited for?
A: It’s ideal for saisons, grisettes, and farmhouse ales with a dry, spicy character.

Q: Does it produce sulfur off-flavors?
A: No. Thanks to UC Davis-patented tech, it doesn’t generate hydrogen sulfide.

Q: Can I ferment at high temperatures?
A: Yes, it thrives at 22–30°C (72–86°F), making it great for warm saison fermentations.

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