This is a rod-shaped Lactobacillus bacteria used for souring beers through either traditional or kettle souring techniques. This strain typically produces more lactic acid than strains like WLP677 Lactobacillus delbrueckii, making it an ideal addition to any sour program.

Suggested to keep wort under 5-10 IBUs. Recommended usage is below 107°F (40°C).

Typically found in probiotics, this bacteria has been found to produce high levels of lactic acid. This strain is perfect for sour kettle or sour mash beers.

A blend of German Weizen yeast and Lactobacillus bacteria to create a subtly tart, drinkable beer. This blend can take several months to develop tart character making it perfect for brewing a traditional Berliner Weisse.

A unique blend of Brettanomyces and Saccharomyces yeasts as well as bacterial strains Lactobacillus and Pediococcus. Perfect for duplicating traditional spontaneous fermentations similar to those found in Belgian-style ales.

This specialty blend of Kveik yeast and Lactobacillus sp. has been designed to pitch during primary fermentation to create a unique co-ferment of yeast and bacteria, resulting in a mildly fruity and tart beer. Fermenting with both yeast and bacteria at the same time provides a faster and cleaner souring profile. This blend is ideal for beer styles like Berliner weisse, gose, or experimental beers. Although this blend can be used at 80°F(27°C) or higher, if used between 90°-100°F (32°-38°C) fermentation can be completed within 72 hours. It's recommended to keep wort hopping low and IBU's below 5-7 to ensure the bacteria is not inhibited.