does anyone know of a good yeast that can be used in warm weather
brewing????
please share your tips & trix for warm weather brewing

John G wrote:[color=blue]
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> does anyone know of a good yeast that can be used in warm weather
> brewing????
> please share your tips & trix for warm weather brewing
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Cooper's dry ale yeast has a good reputation for fairly clean ferments
in warm temps. If you like Belgian beers, I've had good luck with
Wyeast 1762 up to 76-78F.

--------->Denny
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