gwalt

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I have a simple Brown Ale extract from Austin Homebrew supply that came with Windsor dry yeast. I decided it would be a great chance to create a yeast starter but I didn't get to brew within 24 or 48 hours. So I was thinking about washing and propagating the White Labs WPL060 that I have in the fridge instead of traveling out to the somewhat LHBS.

From what I've read the WPL060 is a fairly basic yeast and should be okay to use with an american brown ale recipe. However it never hurts to sample the deep knowledge pool here..

Thanks!

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Primary - Apricot Ale
Secondary - none
Kegged - Four the Pale ale, Amber ale, Janet's brown
Bottled - Flanders red, barrel aged Belgian IPA, Oud Bruin clone

sully

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60 is my new fav. it used to be pacific ale i think that is 41. i have used 60 for everything from american wheat to my 12% barleywine. boss.

gwalt

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Great! I appreciate the reply. I'm going to wash the yeast tonight and use it sunday. I'll let you know how it turns out.

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Primary - Apricot Ale
Secondary - none
Kegged - Four the Pale ale, Amber ale, Janet's brown
Bottled - Flanders red, barrel aged Belgian IPA, Oud Bruin clone