“The genetic makeup of this strain allows it to consume a high percentage of sugars, creating a very dry beer, without giving off any peppery, clove phenolics that are typically associated with saisons and Belgian ales.”
Read MoreLance and Mark left the law behind to launch Omega Yeast.
Read MoreWait … we’re related to yeast? Listen in as Lance dives into the science of this ubiquitous single-celled organism.
Read MoreYeast is a single-celled organism that, given the right environment, multiplies exponentially.
Read MoreAt Old Irving Brewing, Trevor Rose-Hamblin uses his background as a chef to inform his approach.
Read MoreSt. Louis-based Perennial Artisan Ales is widely known for creating beers with experimental ingredients and unusual methods, but the brewery’s ethos is rooted in traditional yeast-forward Belgian-style beers.
Read MoreBen Saller of Burnt City Brewing strives to create balance in his beers.
Read MoreThe craft beer industry is constantly innovating and one of key ingredients in beer — yeast — is gaining attention as a way to do more than produce alcohol.
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Read MoreBarleywine is having a moment and the team at Omega Yeast has shared this recipe for a rich and decadent 16 percent barleywine that uses their Hornindal Kveik strain.
Read MoreIn its Chicago facility, the team at Omega Yeast propagates a variety of yeast strains, each unique in what it brings to brews.
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