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Old 02-04-2012, 06:33 AM   #1
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Planning on using this San Diego Super Yeast for the first time this weekend, and I'm curious what others think. I've heard it's the same strain as Wyeast's Pacman...


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Old 02-04-2012, 12:07 PM   #2
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No one has used it???
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It's a quicker pac-man yeast from what I can surmise. I used it. Accidentally pitched too hot in a DIPA. Tried to crash cool and it didn't work. Turned into a weird Belgian-y thing. Phenolic, but clean. Hot alcohol.

1.070, 45 ibu with 2oz of whirlpool citra.

Aside from my own fault, it did exactly what it claims to do. Clean flavors, and QUICK!

Beer turned out to be undrinkable. But that wasn't the yeast's fault
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I used it last month in an ipa, hit my final gravity in 72 hours. Very clean yeast....think wlp001 on steroids
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I used it last month in an ipa, hit my final gravity in 72 hours. Very clean yeast....think wlp001 on steroids
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Pretty much interchangeable with wlp001. I don't notice it working way way faster then wlp001 but it does floc a little better.
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I bottled a brown ale made with the super yeast, used the cake to start another batch. The brown didn't drop super clear (I didn't use any finings, only brief cold-crash), but definitely has a clean taste. The other batch got off to a strong start - that's all I can say about it as of now. I'm going to use the 3rd gen. when I rack that one next week.
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Pretty much interchangeable with wlp001. I don't notice it working way way faster then wlp001 but it does floc a little better.
Exactly what I was hoping! I really like 001, but seems to take forever to f*cking drop clear. Great!
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I used it yesterday on a 1.041 OG pale and it appears to be fermented out already
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I used it on a 1.112 RIS. 6 days later it was at 1.022.
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It does have higher flocculation. It works faster than 001


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