Yeast Equivalent

Forrest · Apr 3, 2007

Hello,

I love using Nottingham Ale Yeast for my Stouts and Porters but I recently moved and now live very close to a homebrew store who carries A LOT of liquid yeast. He said he could order me what ever I needed by I thought I would take this opertunity to experiment a little. I was just wondering if anybody knows of a liquid yeast strain that is equivalent or close to Nottingham?

Thanks in advance.

homebrewer_99 · Apr 3, 2007

Try these:

White Labs vs Wyeast

Wyeast vs White Labs

david_42 · Apr 3, 2007

Why would you want a liquid Nottingham? The main reason to use liquid yeasts it to get weird funky esters and poor attenuation

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If you need a very clean, high attenuation ferment, just use Nottingham. Save your bucks for the Belgians.

WLP039 Nottingham Ale Yeast, but I suspect it's pricey and special order.

Forrest · Apr 3, 2007

Thanks for the advice. I just want to make sure that it is a cleaner finishing Ale yeast. I like very fruty pale ales but I like my stouts to have a rather dry, clean finish.

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