Here is the link It's an older article and is just a list.
I just read an article on the top 10 British Lagers. Is there a traditional British Lager yeast?
I believe that's called "brewing an ale and then lying about it".I know this is an old thread but look on Ron Pattison blog his series about British Lagers, British brewers used the same yeast of Carlsberg for their lagers, there is an exception of Whitbread, they brewed a lager with an ale yeast.
Something I definitely won't loose any sleep over...
I've commented on this over on the warm lager thread, but the short version is that there's plenty of good lager being made in Britain, but no lager of Britain, so there's no British lager yeast as such.
I wouldn't get too precious about the definition of lager, the boundaries get very fuzzy once you start to look at them closely. There's some commercial lagers being made with members of the saison yeast family.
I agree!, what yeasts are used for lagers that are members of the saison yeast family?.
And here's another clone, looks like an "IPL" no yeast indicated:
https://www.brewersfriend.com/homebrew/recipe/view/659535/camden-hells-lager
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