Lager yeast

[Cainehulse]

I'm about to do a coopers euro lager kit and was wondering if the yeast supplied is any good? Or if someone can recommend a good lager yeast to use I'm going to try and ferment around 10- 13c in my fridge

 

[Slid]

I've never had any issues with Coopers products.

If you have a fridge and the kit yeast, I would suggest doing it and see what might be improved at the end of the process.

It will not dissapoint, on the basis of my limited experience.

 

[chrispurvis]

Ive currently just bottled a coopers european lager. Was at 20° for 8 days before bottling. Tried a sample after 3 days. Flat but so moreish.
Do not open this beer!. I promise you wont be able to put it down.
What with it being a friday i stuck 4 in the fridge. And the trouble and strife was pulling me away from the (beer) cupboard after my 9th.
Prob for the best ive got a 100 mile trip to london at 7.30....

Cheeres
Chris

 

[Dads_Ale]

I would recommend the Safale range of yeasts. S04 is my workhorse and always gives good results. I have also used US05 for a pseudo lager as I needed a yeast that could ferment at 20c. Worked a treat.

 

[tippseyTony]

I've done loads if euro coopers kits and yeast is lager yeast better at 12 c