Mangrove Jack's Yeasts

[jceg316]

I was wondering whether any commercial breweries use MJ? I know there are a few which use Fermentis dried yeasts, so I was just wondering if MJ has caught on in the commercial world.

Thanks.

 

[MyQul]

Perhaps in Australia as they're and Australian brand?

 

[Sadfield]

Most probably as it's manufactured in Ellesmere Port by http://www.spl-int.com/about.asp and they offer services across the drinks industry. They maybe won't be using it out of a MJ branded package, as myqul points out, it's an Aussie homebrew brand.

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[jceg316]

Interesting, thanks.

 

[BeerisGOD]

Perhaps in Australia as they're and Australian brand?

Me thinks I detect a tad bit of sarcasm there
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[MyQul]

Me thinks I detect a tad bit of sarcasm there
😛

My apologies to the OP but honestly, I wasnt being sarcastic. To exppand upon my thoughts on this, I figured as they're an Australian co. Then Aus micro breweries would probably be able to buy the yeast at much discounted prices (no import charges and whatnot for them) so they would be far more likely to use it on a regular basis them a micro over here

 

[MrRook]

There's over 5,000 breweries in the USA and I don't know how many worldwide so it wouldn't surprise me if some used M J yeast.