Classic yeast strains
Fresh liquid yeast
Small batch
Custom pitches
Explore our yeast collection below
ProPitch now available- homebrew pitches coming soon
Looking for something in particular that isn't listed in this collection- please get in touch. We might be able to find something in our private collection that better suites your needs.
British Isles & Australia
The British Isles have played an essential role influencing and introducing beer, predominately ales, to many regions of the world. Forever home to the cask ale, today these iconic yeast's are popular house strains and are used in creating modern styles such as hazy IPAs.
Top fermenting ales
The Americas
Top fermenting ales
Bottom fermenting lagers
Germany & Czech Republic
When we think of the craft beer revolution, we think of the Americas. Brewing origins coming from British and European influence. Utilising classic yeast strains, this region has been an incubator for innovative styles; hop forward ales, the haze craze, modern mixed fermentation, American lager, seltzer, the list goes on.
Germany and the Czech Republic are known to the world as true beer loving nations. They have a rich, interlaced history of producing a diverse range of lagers and ales. Bottom fermenting beers ranging from crisp Czech pilsners to malt driven Bavarian lagers. Kölsch from Cologne to hefeweizens with phenolic profiles. Today these famous styles are replicated throughout the world. Staying connected to their brewing heritage, Germany still abide to the “German Beer Purity Law” (Reinheitsgebot). Prost!
Top fermenting ales
Bottom fermenting lagers
Belgium & France
A special region of the world with a cultural appreciation to brewing. Home to a diverse range of styles including Trappist ales, bottle-conditioned saison and lambic.
Top fermenting ales
Norway
Norwegian farmhouse yeast cultures, commonly know as kveik, have been a phenomenon to the brewing world. Fast fermentations, ability to handle high temperatures, and unique flavour profiles. These cultures didn't knock on the door to mainstream brewing, they kicked the door down and changed the game.
Top fermenting ales
Denmark
Denmark is home to a popular and innovative craft beer scene. Wind back the clock, and it was an origin for key fermentation research and discoveries that have had major influence of the world of brewing.
Bottom fermenting lagers
