Liquid Yeast For Bottling?

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Ralelen

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Im going to be bottling my yearly RIS soon, and the home brew shop was out of the CBC-1 that I usually use when I bottle. With our state now under lock down, my only option at this time is to use some Wyeast Yorkshire Ale that I have with a production date of Jan 2019 or some champagne yeast. Its a 3 gallon batch with a 10.5% abv. Will the old Yorkshire have enough viability for bottling or should I go with the champagne?
 
IIRC champagne yeast won’t eat any complex sugars so it won’t mess with your profile of residual sugars in the finished beer, just the simple sugars you add for priming.
 
I would use the champagne yeast, especially with the high alcohol content and for the reasons SanPancho mentions. CBC-1 is similar to champagne yeast in that it only ferments simple sugars.
 
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