yeast for an apple beer
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yeast for an apple beer
I have made an Amber Ale with Cider before; twice now. Its basically 80% amber ale with some munich and 60. The other 20% is a fresh cider. I typically use American II for this, but growing old of that yeast for this beer. Next time, I want to use either a Belgian strain or maybe a cider yeast. Thoughts? Please tell me why you would choose a certain yeast as the flavor profile is what I am after. Tart, medium mouthfeel and if dry at all -only at the backend.
Keg 1: Rye stout
Keg 2: Irish honey red
Keg 2: Irish honey red
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