Finally, we've got our hands on "The Bruce"! This exciting New Zealand hop blend has been created by Freestyle Hops and already made award winning beers.

The Bruce is a vibrant, aromatic and concentrated blend of Freestyle Hops created in honor of Bruce Eggers. To make The Bruce they've used early Nelson Sauvin, early Motueka, late Pacifica and mid Pacific Jade (that's the picking times). The aroma has fresh gooseberry, citrus peel, ripe tropical fruit and orange blossom. When brewed, the complex aromatics remain true to rubbing.

WildBrew™ Philly Sour is a pure culture of Lachancea spp. It will produce sour beer in 7-10 days at 25°C.

The acidity produced is described as smooth, elegant and subtle. The resulting brew is highly balanced with flavor notes of red apple, peach and honeydew melon.

Full product details are available from Lallemand.

LalBrew® Verdant IPA was specially selected in collaboration with Verdant Brewing Co. (UK) for its ability to produce a variety of hop-forward and malty beers. Prominent notes of apricot and undertones of tropical fruit and citrus merge seamlessly with hop aromas.

With medium-high attenuation, LalBrew® Verdant IPA leaves a soft and balanced malt profile with slightly more body than a typical American IPA yeast strain. This highly versatile strain is well suited for a variety of beer styles including NEIPA, English IPA, American Pale, English Bitter, Sweet Stout and Sours.

Full product details are available from Lallemand:

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This is a bulk product - one unit equals 1kg.
*Note: 25kg bulk orders will not be milled, you will need your own grain mill. View our range of grain mills here.

Gladfield Maize Malt - can be used in lagers and bourbon whiskey.

Maize malt adds mild, less malty flavour to beers and less body. It also provides a drier and crisper beer. We recommend adding Rice or Oat Hulls to recipes using more than 10% of Maize Malt to avoid a stuck mash.

Often playing a supporting role in IPA’s and hop-forward styles, Buddy takes a back seat with its clean fermentation profile and lets it’s mates bask in the limelight. With applications across a range of styles from Pale Ale’s and IPA’s, to American Style Stouts and Barleywines, this versatile and reliable strain is a go-to across the board. Brew with your Buddy; a brewer’s best friend. 

Clouds no longer belong solely to the sky. The trendy kid on the block, Vape is our answer to sick-as-hazies. Contributing a restrained but present ester profile and a silky mouthfeel,  Vape clouds-out most when partnered with a high dose of hops and proteins to render the juiciest of NEIPA’s.

Explore the more delicate of textures and indulge in a spectrum of radiant flavour & aroma. Spectra boasts a more robust attenuation capacity than many of its counterparts, while exhibiting an elegant ester profile and velvety mouthfeel. This prolific strain dances with hops & protein to offer a mesmerising glow in New England IPA’s, while its Old English origins make it a wise choice for amber & dark ales.

Named by Dale Gould as a salute to the UK Ska music scene, Rudeboy is a go-getter when it comes to bright ales - or fuller sweeter Hazies thanks to the lower attenuation. This boy is highly flocculant and rather clean, with a neutral profile that nudges mild malt and soft fruit aromatics to the forefront. Rudeboy scrubs up well bright in all sorts from ESBs and Milds, Dark & Amber ales, as well as new and old world IPAs, Pale Ales & Hazies. 

It turns out, the Rangit?kei District is a pretty funky place; it's the origin of Wilding, the first-ever commercial brewers yeast isolated from the New Zealand wilderness. This yeast isolate was collected as a wild mixed culture from an air-trap (nano koelschip). Subtle spice from phenols, fruity banana, pear and apple esters, and a dry lager-like finish that is surprisingly clean. Validated by PCR as: Saccharomyces cerevisiae var. diastaticus.

This is a bulk product - one unit equals 1kg.

Just as malted wheat is crucial to Germany’s wheat beers, unmalted, raw wheat is essential to several Belgian styles. Raw wheat produces beers less sweet and full bodied than those made with malted wheat, making it an excellent choice for the more crisp and refreshing styles.

Using Rolled Oats aka Flaked Oats in a beer recipe is typically due to a desire to increase mouthfeel. They are very effective at increasing the amount of beta-glucans which directly contribute to a creamy mouthfeel, popular in many styles including oatmeal stout and oatmeal porter.

Thomas Fawcett Oat malt enhances body and flavour of dark beers. It is often used in, but not limited to, stouts, porters, and British ales. It is primarily used in place of flaked oats but can be added to pales and porters as well.

This is a bulk product - one unit equals 1kg.
*Note: 25kg bulk orders will not be milled, you will need your own grain mill. View our range of grain mills here.

Gladfield wheat malt like all other Gladfield malts is 100% natural with no chemicals added to the steep water to accelerate germination or bleach the grain for visual appearances of the malt. Gladfield wheat malt is produced from an old English wheat variety that modifies very well. The resulting malt gives clean light coloured wort.

EBC 3.2 to 4.2

This popular German strain is used in the production of traditional, authentic hefeweizen. It produces a high level of isoamyl acetate, giving the resulting beer notes of banana. With balanced phenol production, this strain produces notes of clove but remains banana forward. Low flocculation leaves the desired cloudy look, appropriate for the German wheat beer style. Pitching rate and temperature will dramatically affect the flavor and aroma of this strain. Traditional brewing techniques suggest underpitching to produce more classic characteristics of the style.

From England, this yeast can ferment up to 25% alcohol when used correctly. It produces ester characters that increase with increasing gravity. Malt character dominates at lower gravities. To achieve >25% ABV, sugar needs to be fed over the course of the fermentation.

This blend of our favorite New England-style IPA strains is great for producing beers with a hazy appearance and tropical, fruit-forward esters. Producing dry, yet juicy beers, the mango and pineapple characteristics will lend to added drinkability.

This yeast is the signature strain for a brewery in the Northeast United States, making it ideal for New England-style IPAs. Adding personality to your beer by contributing esters and body, this strain will blend with hop flavors and aromas while balancing bitterness. Esters are higher than WLP001 California Ale Yeast® and this strain has been known to result in more diacetyl increasing the temperature at the end of fermentation is suggested.