Yeast List

Cellar Science Hazy

MBIT ID: CS-HAZY

Cellar Science
Dry
Ale

(Saccharomyces cerevisiae)

75 - 80%
medium-low
10 bn / g ≈ 120 bn / 12 g
17.00
to
24.00
11

Genetics and Properties

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Description

For hop-forward beer styles that you want bursting with tropical, fruity flavors and aromas, you can't go wrong fermenting with HAZY. HAZY will enhance the fruit-forward 'juicy' character of your hops while contributing its own ester profile with notes of peach, citrus, mango and passionfruit. It will be more expressive the higher in its temperature range you let it go, leaving your beer with a hazy appearance when its finished. This is the ideal strain for fermenting expressive New England IPAs or Hazy Pale Ales.

Usage

Can be direct pitched with great results by sprinkling it onto the surface of the wort in your fermenter. However, proper hydration helps ensure a healthy fermentation and is especially recommended for beer with a starting gravity above 15°P (1.061 SG). To hydrate yeast, first sanitize the yeast pack and a pair of scissors. Boil tap water to sterilize and then cool to 85-95°F (29-35°C). Use 10 grams (0.35 oz) of water per gram of yeast. Sprinkle the yeast onto the water, allow the slurry to stand undisturbed for 20 minutes, and then swirl. Use small amounts of wort to adjust the temperature of the slurry to within 10°F (6°C) of the wort temp before pitching.

Substitutes

WLP066 London Fog Ale

MBIT ID: WLP066

White Labs

WY1318 London Ale III

MBIT ID: WY1318

Wyeast Labs

Attenuation Calculator

How this yeast strain would behave in a typical fermentation.

1.012
1.010

*Expected final gravity range for fermentation with this yeast. This simple calculator does not take alcohol tolerance into account.

Footnotes

  • * Rough estimate based on yeast form
  • ** Hazy and thiolized are based on research from Omega Labs
  • *** Origins are often unreliable (hearsay) and difficult to determine

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