- Fast fermenting strain that ensures a Regular Fermentation even at low temperature
- Little temperature increase in case of Fermentation temperature is NOT controlled
- Alcohol tolerance: greater than 14 percent volt
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Jay Mark Pagurayan
Works well for ciders!
It has successfully made 3 5 gallon ciders and so far has produced ciders up to 9.5%. I imagine I could go even higher, but for what I make the 9.5% was already higher than desired. Looking forward to the next 7 batches and experimenting more!
Neena KN
Dry Yeast
Started 4 batches of mead with this yeast. 1st batch is decanted and appears to be a success. The middle 2 are working still and the most recent batch is idle for some reason. It could be leaking gasket at the vapor lock but will not know until I decant. As for shipping, condition, use on date, all were excellent.
April Engada Taberna
Good stuff
I like to take fresh grape or apple juice and let it sit in a 2-liter soda bottle for a day or two at room temperature. The natural yeasts will carbonate the juice and give it a very slight fermented flavor. The alcohol content will be negligible but the fizziness and flavor are just awesome. Unfortunately when I bottle my grape juice all of the natural yeasts are destroyed by the high temperatures. That's where this Red Star yeast comes in. I dilute my bottled juice to the proper sweetness and add 1/8 tsp of this yeast. Within about a day the bottle becomes nice and hard meaning its well carbonated. The stuff tastes amazing. I do the same thing with store bought apple juice (no preservatives, since they will kill the yeast). I do add about 1/4 cup of sugar per 2 liters of juice in order to offset the sugar consumed by the yeast. I had tried bread yeast with this method but the flavor was too strong and detracted from the final product. This wine yeast has a very mild flavor and works great with both grape and apple juices.
Sally Benitez
The yeast arrived fresh and ready to go
This yeast had no problem getting going very strongly when I sprinkled even a partial packet in a gallon of must. I've used a few packets, and I've got plenty of packets in the fridge waiting to go. I didn't know how yeast would do coming from an Amazon warehouse and being shipped in warm weather, but I had it shipped to Texas in April with no ill effects. It's working great.
Chetan Anand Singh
Awesome
This is an awesome yeast! I used it for a pineapple wine. Would recommend for anyone!
Makenzie Rossman
Created an active culture quickly, fermented clean & flocculated well.
Used this for a Gewurtztraminer and was really pleased with the results. I normally use another brand of yeast, but could not find exactly what I wanted. This fermented completely dry in 9 days at 66-68 degrees and left the typical Gewurtz flavor and aroma.
Raju Daas
Works very well
Used on two 5 gallon batches of blush wine. I was uncertain how well this would work on purple grapes. No need to worry. The fermentation was vigorous and converted all sugar in about 7 days.
Jazmine Solis
I've won two silver medals and a bronze in homebrewing ...
I've won two silver medals and a bronze in homebrewing competitions making common ciders with this yeast and store bought apple juice.
Mamakanneh Momoh Karsie
yeast
A wonderful yeast for making delicious and strong hard cider. Feed your yeast good, use raw sugar. Add yeast at room temp.
David Hiner
Perfect for your lighter wines, ciders
Nice fresh yeast. This brand has always performed exceptionally, and we have never had a dud. It doesn't impart harsh yeasty flavors to your fermentables. We have used this for wine and mead, holds up to higher alcohol, we don't even prime it, we just pitch and the airlocks are bubbling merrily away in a few hours.