Lallemand Brewing Yeast

Lallemand Brewing Yeast gives home brewers a diverse range of dry yeast strains for traditional and modern beer styles. The range includes options for ales, lagers, IPA, sour beer and high-temperature fermentation.

Lallemand has been involved in the brewing industry since the early 1970s. Today, its brewing yeast range includes strains developed for different fermentation profiles, beer styles and brewing conditions.

Lallemand Brewing Yeast for Different Beer Styles

Choosing the right yeast can make a significant difference to the flavour, aroma and character of your finished beer. Each strain has its own fermentation characteristics. Therefore, selecting a yeast that suits your recipe is an important part of the brewing process.

For clean and traditional beer styles, Lallemand offers strains suited to both ale and lager fermentation. Other strains provide more distinctive fruity or aromatic profiles that work particularly well in modern and hop-forward beers.

The range also includes specialist options for brewers wanting to experiment with different fermentation techniques and beer styles.

Ale, Lager and Specialty Yeast

Lallemand produces dry brewing yeast for a wide variety of applications. Ale strains can suit everything from traditional English-style beers to modern IPA and other hop-driven recipes.

Lager strains provide options for brewers looking for clean, crisp fermentation characteristics. In addition, specialty strains allow home brewers to explore sour beer, Kveik fermentation and other modern brewing styles.

This variety makes it easier to match the yeast to the beer you want to produce rather than relying on one general-purpose strain for every recipe.

Choosing Your Lallemand Yeast

Before selecting a strain, consider the beer style, fermentation temperature and flavour profile you want to achieve. Attenuation, flocculation and alcohol tolerance can also vary between strains.

Always check the individual product information for recommended fermentation conditions and pitching instructions.

Watch the Lallemand brewing video below for more information about brewing yeast and fermentation.