[3 Pack] Safale K97 German Ale Yeast by Fermentis, 11.5g

Quick Overview

Authentic German Ale Yeast: Safale K97 is a top-fermenting yeast strain originating from Germany, perfect for crafting traditional German-style ales.
Wide Temperature Range: This yeast performs exceptionally well across a broad temperature range, providing flexibility in fermentation conditions.
Neutral Flavor Profile: Safale K97 produces clean and well-balanced beers with subtle fruity notes, allowing malt and hop flavors to shine.
High Flocculation: The yeast exhibits excellent flocculation properties, promoting clear and bright beers with minimal sediment.
Rapid Fermentation: With its fast and vigorous fermentation, Safale K97 efficiently converts sugars into alcohol and carbon dioxide.
Reliable and Consistent: Fermentis is a trusted brand known for its high-quality yeast products, ensuring reliable and consistent fermentation results.
Easy to Use: Safale K97 is user-friendly and suitable for brewers of all experience levels, making it an excellent choice for both beginners and seasoned brewers.

Product Overview

The perfect dry yeast for your German ales or Belgian-style wheat beers. K-97 is selected for its penchant to form a large, firm krausen while fermenting. A great choice for ales that you want to have a low ester character. The lower attenuation of K-97 makes for beers with a nice mouthfeel. Can ferment anywhere between 54-77°F, although the ideal range is between 59-68°F.

This yeast can be pitched directly, but if you prefer to rehydrate, the instructions are below.

Sprinkle the yeast in a minimum of 10 times its weight of sterile water or wort (we suggest 4 oz) at 70°F to 77°F (21 to 25 °C). Do not stir. Leave to rest 15 to 30 minutes. Gently stir for 30 minutes, and pitch the resultant cream into the fermentation vessel.

Recommended temperature range: 59-68°F.

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