18th Feb Brewing my Dubbel
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steve_flack
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oblivious
It’s for sale in the Australia as 11 gram packs, maybe we should get on to hop and grape to stock it?steve_flack wrote:Saflager S-23 has a reputation of leaving a fruity flavour - which may or may not be what you want in a lager. Fermentis do two other lager yeasts but only in 500g packs. One is W-34/70 which apparently is a rather nice lager yeast.
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steve_flack
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mysterio
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steve_flack
If you can figure out away of keeping it sterile then you can get it in 500g packs from Charles Faram (or perhaps your local micro can order it when they next get hops). The price I have here says it's £30.60 for 500g (presumably +VAT). As an aside the ale yeasts are really cheap in bulk
S-33 £11.28
T-58 £12.76
S-04 £15.32
US-56 £16.10
K-97 £16.80
S-23 £28.40
S-189 or W34-70 £30.60
I find it odd that the ale yeasts all cost about the same in bulk but S-04 is much cheaper than US-56 and T-58 in the 11g packs.
S-33 £11.28
T-58 £12.76
S-04 £15.32
US-56 £16.10
K-97 £16.80
S-23 £28.40
S-189 or W34-70 £30.60
I find it odd that the ale yeasts all cost about the same in bulk but S-04 is much cheaper than US-56 and T-58 in the 11g packs.
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mysterio
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steve_flack
You can only bulk buy the sachets if they sell it in sachets - not all are sold in that format.
I suppose you could repackage a big pack into vacuum sealed bags - if you have a vacuum sealer. It won't be sterile but would be better than constantly reopening a bag.
A vacuum sealer is looking like a handy bit of kit as you could also do hops that way too.
I suppose you could repackage a big pack into vacuum sealed bags - if you have a vacuum sealer. It won't be sterile but would be better than constantly reopening a bag.
A vacuum sealer is looking like a handy bit of kit as you could also do hops that way too.
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steve_flack
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steve_flack
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PieOPah
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PieOPah
