495: Fermenting Expressive Hoppy Beers with Dry Yeast, in Partnership with White Labs
The episode explores the development and commercialization of White Labs' new WLP079 Suava yeast strain, a non-GMO, thiol-enhancing yeast derived from a Norwegian farmhouse strain and optimized through adaptive lab evolution. The strain is designed to deliver expressive, balanced thiol an
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