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Red Star Yeast

5 products

  • Dry Wine Yeast - Cote Des Blanc (5 g)

    Red Star | Cotes des Blanc | Dry Wine Yeast | 5 g

    17 reviews

    Also called Epernay II. Produces fine white wines with fruity/estery aromas. A steady, yet moderate to slow fermenter, it is easy to stop fermentation in cases where residual sugar is desired. Recommended for fruit wines, ciders and meads as well. Ferments from 50 to 80 degrees. Download the PDF

    $1.99

  • Dry Wine Yeast - Redstar Premier Cuvee (5 g)

    Red Star | Premier Cuvee | Dry Wine Yeast | 5 g

    11 reviews

    Prise de Mousse strain. Fast starting with steady, strong fermentation kinetics. Low foaming action is well suited to barrel fermentations. Clean neutral flavor. Good all-around choice for Reds, Whites and especially Champagnes. Also works well for meads. Alcohol tolerance to 18%. Will also ferment from 50 to 80 degrees. Download the PDF

    $1.79

  • Dry Wine Yeast - Premier Classique (Montrachet) - PLACEHOLDER

    Red Star | Premier Classique | Dry Wine Yeast

    8 reviews

    Another good all purpose wine yeast used to give complex aromas and flavors, but it really does require proper nutrients to avoid sulfur problems. Especially suited to Chardonnays. Alcohol tolerant to 14%. Ferments from 60 to 80 degrees. Formerly known as "Montrachet". Download the PDF

    $1.79 - $39.99

  • Dry Wine Yeast - Premier Blanc - PLACEHOLDER

    Red Star | Premier Blanc Champagne | Dry Wine Yeast

    5 reviews

    Good for ethanol and SO2 tolerance. Begins fermentation quickly and is reliable at cooler fermentation temperatures. Neutral flavor profile. Recommended for dry white and red wines but actually not the first choice for champagne (DYW10 is.) Alcohol tolerance to 17% and a fermentation range of 60 to 80 degrees. Download the PDF

    $1.79

  • Dry Wine Yeast - Pasteur Red - PLACEHOLDER Dry Wine Yeast - Pasteur Red - PLACEHOLDER

    Premier Rouge (Pasteur Red) Dry Wine Yeast

    2 reviews

    Strong fermenter for producing full bodied reds, especially good with grapes from the Cabernet and Zinfandel families. Ferments from 60 to 80 degrees. This is the yeast formally known as Pasteur Red. The 5 gram packet contains enough yeast to make 5 gallons of wine. Rehydrate at 104F or read our guide below for best rehydration practices. Download the PDF

    $1.79 - $39.99

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I combine two different yeast strains? +

Yes! That's the art side of personal brewing. Creative brewers may combine strains to achieve unique new, personalized flavor profiles. Experimenting is a natural step in the process of crafting one's own series of Signature Beers. For example, a mellow-tasting Hefeweizen can be produced by combining California Ale yeast with Hefeweizen yeast.

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