Skipper74

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I plan to brew Jamil's West Coast Blaster, which he classifies as a California Red Ale and which utilizes American hops. I plan to use Nottingham Ale yeast, as I think that will handle my cool basement temps better than US-05. Will the Notty alter the beer significantly from what I would get from US-05?

Brewnoob1

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From what I've read, they are similar yeasts. Both are beasts and quick.

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It'll be fine. I have used Notty in Stouts, IPAs and BIPA's with good results. It is fast, and attenuates very well.

HomebrewMTB

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No problem with using Notty. It's more expensive than it used to be but the packaging has improved as well as increased consistency.

NordeastBrewer77

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I'm sure it'll be great with Notty. I used 1272 for that recipe, but only cuz I use 1272 in almost all my American styles. It's a great recipe and the hops and caramel malts are what stands out, so a neutral yeast like Notty will make a great beer!

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