Conan yeast for light ale?

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I'm thinking that the esters of Conan yeast might be nice in a light summer beer. Anyone have any experience with this yeast without the extreme hop levels that most are using?

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Conan is of English origin and was probably not originally used for extremely hoppy beers. I don't see why not, particularly in a beer where the low flocculation won't be an issue with regard to clarity. How about an American wheat? The stone fruit aroma of Conan and contribution to body would definitely make for an interesting beer without tons of hops.
 

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