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== Safale US-56 ==
 
== Safale US-56 ==
  
Safale US-56 is the dry version of [[Known_Commercial_Yeasts#Sierra_Nevada_Ales|Chico]].  US-56 is a very clean fermenting yeast for use in many American Ale styles.  Many home brewers have switched to US-56 from [[Wyeast#1056_American_Ale_Yeast|1056]] or [[White_Labs#WLP001_California_Ale_Yeast|WPL001]] due to the cost, long term storage capability, and ease of using [[Yeast#Dry_yeast|dry yeast]].
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Safale US-56 is the dry version of [[Known_Commercial_Yeasts#Sierra_Nevada_Ales aka Chico|Chico]].  US-56 is a very clean fermenting yeast for use in many American Ale styles.  Many home brewers have switched to US-56 from [[Wyeast#1056_American_Ale_Yeast|1056]] or [[White_Labs#WLP001_California_Ale_Yeast|WPL001]] due to the cost, long term storage capability, and ease of using [[Yeast#Dry_yeast|dry yeast]].
 
* Temperature Range: 59-75°F
 
* Temperature Range: 59-75°F
 
* Sedimentation: Medium
 
* Sedimentation: Medium
 
* Final Gravity: Low to Medium
 
* Final Gravity: Low to Medium

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Safale US-56

Safale US-56 is the dry version of Chico. US-56 is a very clean fermenting yeast for use in many American Ale styles. Many home brewers have switched to US-56 from 1056 or WPL001 due to the cost, long term storage capability, and ease of using dry yeast.

  • Temperature Range: 59-75°F
  • Sedimentation: Medium
  • Final Gravity: Low to Medium
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