bgough

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I just read the BYO article where Stone gives like 6 clone recipes for their various beers. They said that their yeast is closer to an English strain than a CA ale yeast. They suggest using WLP 002 (English Ale yeast) for their Ruination IPA, which is the clone I am going to attempt.

I was wondering if anyone has used this yeast for an American IPA and how it turned out. The OG for the clone is 1.072 and I'm worried that WLP002 won't attenuate enough to reach their listed FG of 1.012.

I might sub 3/4 lb of cane sugar for some 2-row to help. I was just wondering if anyone else has used this yeast for an American IPA and how it turned out.

If you could, maybe list your OG and FG. Thanks

Bendbiker

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I used this to make a magic hat number 9 clone not too long ago. Number 9 is basically an amarillo IPA with apricot exract or fruit in case you didn`t know. It seemed to attenuate ok, but the little sweetness it did leave went well with my sort of fruity recipe. The great thing about this yeast is that it flocculates like no other strain I have ever used. It looked like filtered beer without a cold crash!

spiny_norman

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Stone uses WLP007 (Dry English Ale Yeast) for all their beers. (Apparently).

bgough

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That would seem to make more sense. I dont think that WLP002 would atenuate quite enough