Everything You Wanted To Know About Dry Yeast and then some.

[smurfe]

Here are some PDF pages from the manufacturers about the various dry yeast strains. There are pages about each strain and a chart that shows an overview of the types of wines a strain is appropriate for.

I am going to have to break it up in a few posts as you can only attach 5 files to a thread. Enjoy.

View attachment 1CV D-47 White Wine.pdf

View attachment COTEDESBLANCS.pdf

View attachment EC-1118 Champagne.pdf

View attachment K1V-1116 Montpellier .pdf

 

[smurfe]

Here are some more

View attachment Lallemand yeast strains.pdf

View attachment Lalvin 71B 1122.pdf

View attachment Montrachet.pdf

View attachment PASTEURRED.pdf

 

[smurfe]

And the last few

View attachment PremierCuvee.pdf

View attachment RC-212 Bourgovin.pdf

View attachment Yeast Info Chart.pdf

View attachment Wine Yeast Info.doc

 

[Tom]

thanks Smurfe

 

[Wine4Me]

I like the yeast info chart & saved it to my PC!
Thanks

 

[Madriver Wines]

This is the type of info newbies like me need. thanks Smurfe now I can see which yeast is best for any must I try.

 

[smurfe]

Thank Tom, he's the one who sends me all this stuff. I guess he doesn't realize he could just post it all himself and take all the glory.

 

[Tom]

Yea yea, I have alot of "info" to share. But, I told you and Wade I am not very computer savey. So, I will send it to you Smurfe if you dont mind.
I still have no idea what a "stickey" is LOL

 

[Wade E]

Just so you know Tom when a post is posted you can click on that post and right above the post there is an option in the red seperator called Thread Tools which is a drop down tool and has options for what to do with this thread such as move it, delete it make it sticky which keeps it at the top of the thread page or even unstick it and more.

 

[Tom]

Oh ! OK.
So a stickey keeps it on top then..
Wade, BTW your new pic (avatar sp.) is that a new addition to your security system?

 

[smurfe]

Thats OK, I don't mind at all. Send away

 

[Wade E]

I leave this up to Smurfe as hes a little more computer savy then me.

 

[smurfe]

Seriously though, it is pretty easy to post an attachment. Just click the Manage Attachments button below where you type the post at. A new page will open. Click the browse button and find the file on your computer in the box that opens. Double click the file and you should see the file link in the box by the browse button. Look way over to the right of the page and you should see an Upload button. Click that an it should attach your file as long as it is a recognized format and not larger than the allowed size.

 

[manku007]

I m using bread yeast , because wine yeast is not here in my city, do u have any information about bread yeast, if yes then plz let me know, anyways thanks for all that stuff, it is quite handy and helpfull.