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Equipment
This is a general inventory.
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All-Grain Equipment
Mash Tuns
18 inch Plastic Paddle
28 inch Plastic Paddle
Muslin Sacks
Bulk base malts
Expert advice
Fermenting Equipment




Other Products for fermentation:
6.5 Gallon (Food Grade) Buckets [5211]
7.8 Gallon (Food Grade) Buckets [5220]

1 Gallon Jugs [5266]
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3 Gallon Glass Carboy [5271]

5 Gallon Glass Carboy [5281]

6 Gallon Glass Carboy [5291]

6.5 Gallon Glass Carboy [5296]

Carboy Handles
12 Gallon (Food Grade )Bucket
12 Gallon Demi-John

15 Gallon Buckets
Brew Belts
Airlocks
Bottling Equipment
12 oz Amber Bottles (24 per case)
22 oz Amber Bottles (12 per case)
500 ml flipper bottles (Grolsch style, amber and blue)
1 liter Flipper Bottles
Various Growlers
Caps with Various Designs
Capper - (2 different styles)
750 ml Green Bordeaux
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750 ml Clear Bordeaux
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1.5 liter Green Bordeaux
Corks - Various sizes and styles
Corker - (Both Portuguese and Italian Corkers)
Other specialty bottles


General Equipment
Bottle Brushes
Carboy Brushes
Bottle Washers
Auto-Siphons
Spring Loaded Bottle Filler
Chemicals and Testing Equipment
Triple Scale Hydrometer
Thermometers
pH Test strips
Plastic Test Jars
sanitizes
wine additives
The Vinometer
Dry Wine Yeast Descriptions and Use:

Pasteur Red Wine Yeast -- Pasteur red is also called French red. It is meant for red wines because it is tolerant to heat and sulfur dioxide and hardly ever causes stuck fermentation. Good for red wines such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Zinfandel, Burgundy and Pinot Noir.

Pasteur Champagne Yeast (Red Star) -- Strong fermenter, with high alcohol tolerance. Ferments musts and fruit juices to dryness. Recommended for yeast for all white wines, some reds, dry white, mead, port, dry cider and for fruit juices. Ferments best at 59-86 deg.F.

Premier Cuvee Wine Yeast -- Good tolerance to alcohol and SO2. Ferments to dryness. Low producer of foam. Recommended for reds, whites, and especially for champagne. Most neutral, clean flavor offered by Red Star. Sufficient for 5 gallons. Fermentation temp range 45-95 deg F.

Montrachet Wine Yeast
-- All purpose wine yeast for full bodied reds and whites, and for fruit wines.
Excellent complexity. Very nice with plum, rhubarb wine, merlot, chard
zinfandel. Firm sediment and moderate alcohol tolerance (8-10%)

Cote Des Blancs Wine Yeast -- Red Star Wine Yeast - 5 gram packet, sufficient for 5-6 gallons of juice. Also known as Eperney II. Good for meads, white wines, ciders, blush wines, riesling. Certifed kosher. Slow fermenting, very low foaming yeast tolerant of low temperatures.

Lalvin #K1V-1116 Montpellier Wine Yeast -- Lavin Premium Grade Wine Yeast - 5 gram packet, sufficient for 5 gallons of juice. Tends to express freshness of the grape or fruit variety, especially in Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon and Chenin Blanc, but also in fruit such as peaches, nectarines and kiwis.
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Lalvin RC 212 Bourgovin Wine Yeast -- RC 212 is a low-foaming moderate-speed fermenter with an optimum fermentation temperature ranging from 59 deg F to 86 deg F. Alcohol tolerance up to 14%. Produces Pinot noirs with good structure, ripe berry, bright fruit and spicy characteristics.

Lalvin #EC-1118 Champagne Wine Yeast -- Lavin Premium Grade Champagne Yeast - 5 gram packet. Very neutral flavor. It ferments well at low temperatures, flocculates (settles out) well, producing very compact lees. Ferment at 45-90 deg F. Often called Prise de Mousse yeast

Lalvin #D47 Wine Yeast -- A low-foaming quick fermenter that settles well, forming a compact lees at the end of fermentation. This strain tolerates fermentation temperatures ranging from 50 deg F to 86 deg F and enhances mouthfeel due to complex carbohydrates
Dry Beer Yeast Descriptions and Use:

Safale US-05 (recent name change due to professional silliness) The most famous ale yeast strain found across America. Produces well balanced beers with low diacetyl and a very clean, crisp end palate. Sedimentation is low to medium, and final gravity is medium. Ideal for IPA's and Pale ales, but excellent for any clean style.

Safale s-04 (Whitbread strain)A well-known, bottom-fermenting ale yeast strain, this is a yeast to be selected for its fast fermentation characteristics and its ability to form a compact sediment at the end of the fermentation process, helping beer clarity. For the production of a wide range of ales. This strain is especially well adapted to closed fermentation vessels.

Safbrew S-33 Edme Strain A general purpose, widely used ale yeast with low sedimentation properties. This strain is extremely consistent, with excellent wort attenuation and a superb flavor profile.

Safale S-23 A genuine German style dried lager yeast, developing the best of its lager notes under low-temperature fermentation (46-50 F). Good flocculation with excellent attenuation. The right choice for the production of a wide range of lager and pilsner.

Safale T-58 A specialty ale yeast selected for its estery, somewhat peppery and spicy flavor. This yeast forms a solid sediment at the end of secondary fermentation, and is therefore widely used for bottle and cask conditioning. A good choice for a wheat beer.

Danstar Windsor ale yeast originates in England. This yeast produces a beer which is estery to both palate and nose with a slight fresh yeasty flavor. These are usually described as full-bodied, fruity English ales. Depending on the substrate, the Windsor demonstrates moderate attenuation which will leave a relatively high gravity (density). Recommended 17° to 21°C (64° to 70°F) fermentation temperature range.

The Nottingham strain was selected for its highly flocculant (precipitating) and relatively full attenuation (transforming sugar into alcohol) properties. It produces low concentrations of fruity and estery aromas and has been described as neutral for an ale yeast, allowing the full natural flavor of malt to develop. Good tolerance to low fermentation temperatures, 14°C (57°F), allow this strain to brew lager-style beer. Recommended 14° to 21°C (57° to 70°F) fermentation temperature range.





other general purpose ale and lager strains available
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| Ale | Yeast | Lager | Yeast | |
| WLP001 | California Ale | WLP800 | Pilsner Lager | |
| WLP002 | English Ale | WLP802 | Czech Budejovice Lager | |
| WLP004 | Irish Ale | WLP810 | San Francisco Lager | |
| WLP005 | British Ale | WLP820 | Oktoberfest/Marzen Lager | |
| WLP007 | Dry English Ale | WLP830 | German Lager | |
| WLP008 | East Coast Ale | WLP833 | German Bock | |
| WLP011 | European Ale | WLP838 | Southern German Lager | |
| WLP013 | London Ale | WLP840 | American Pilsner Lager | |
| WLP023 | Burton Ale | WLP940 | Mexican Lager | |
| WLP028 | Edinburgh/Scottish Ale | |||
| WLP029 | German Ale/Kolsch | |||
| WLP041 | Pacific Ale | |||
| WLP051 | California Ale V | |||
| WLP099 | Super High Gravity Ale | |||
| Specialty Ale | Yeast | Wine/Mead/Cider | Yeast | |
| WLP300 | Hefeweizen Ale | WLP715 | Champagne | |
| WLP320 | American Hefeweizen Ale | WLP718 | Avize | |
| WLP380 | Hefeweizen IV Ale | WLP720 | Sweet Mead/Wine | |
| WLP400 | Belgian Wit Ale | WLP727 | Steinberg-Geisenheim | |
| WLP500 | Trappist Ale | WLP730 | Chardonnay Wine | |
| WLP530 | Abbey Ale | WLP735 | French White Wine | |
| WLP550 | Belgian Ale | WLP740 | Merlot Red Wine | |
| WLP565 | Belgian Saison I | WLP749 | Assmanhausen | |
| WLP570 | Belgian Golden Ale | WLP750 | French Red Wine | |
| WLP760 | Cabernet Red Wine | |||
| Seasonal | Yeast | Availability | WLP775 | English Cider |
| WLP009 | Austrian Ale Yeast | Jan./Feb | WLP790 | Malolactic Bacteria |
| WLP022 | Essex Ale | Jan./Feb | ||
| WLP039 | Nottinghan Ale | Mar./ April | ||
| WLP540 | Abbey IV | Mar./ April | ||
| WLP036 | Dusseldorf Alt | May/June | ||
| WLP410 | Belgian Wit II | May/June | ||
| WLP351 | Bavarian Weizen | July/Aug. | ||
| WLP566 | Belgian Saison II | July/Aug. | ||
| WLP515 | Antwerp Ale | Sept./Oct. | ||
| WLP885 | Zurich Lager | Sept./Oct. | ||
| WLP510 | Bastogne Belgian Ale | Nov./Dec. | ||