Dry Yeast | Wyeast Liquid | White Labs Liquid |
Safale US-05 | 1056 | WLP-001 |
Safale S04 | 1098 | WLP-007 |
Safbrew T-58 | 3724 | WLP-565 |
Safbrew S-33 | ? | WLP-006 |
Safbrew WB-06 | 3333 | WLP-380 |
Saflager S-23 | 2565 | WLP-003 |
Saflager 34/70 | 2124 | WLP-830 |
Saflager S189 | ? | WLP-885 |
Danstar Nottingham | ? | WLP-039 |
Danstar Windsor | 1028 | WLP-013 |
Coopers Ale | ? | WLP-009 |
Breferm Blanche | ? | WLP-410 |
Brewferm Lager | 2565 | WLP-003 |
Muton’s Ale Yeast | 1968? | WLP-002? |
Friday, May 14, 2010
For the Hombrewer: Dry Yeast Substitution Chart
On every brewing message board I have ever been apart of I have noticed people asking for substitutes for liquid yeast or dry yeasts. I didn't want to clog up the last post with this chart or in a sense hide this at the bottom of those other charts. I have developed this chart from rummaging through boards and web searches and found the most common ground. I am not a scientist so I cannot claim that what I am posting is close in DNA (or what ever the building blocks of yeast is) of the substitutes. What I am intending is to give a decent list of some of the dry strains out there and list what would be the liquid equivalent.
What about Munich Wheat Dry Yeast
ReplyDeleteI have never seen this dry yeast...can you tell me the manufacturer or post a link to it? I will go and take a look.
ReplyDeleteThe Danstar (Lallemand) Munich Wheat yeast is similar to the Wyeast 3056 Weihenstephan Wheat yeast. Really big bannana esters, fermented above 72ºf, with slight bubblegum notes at times.
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