Where to buy best yeast?

The Homebrew Forum

Help Support The Homebrew Forum:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.

The Englishmans Fox

New Member
Joined
Jun 19, 2013
Messages
15
Reaction score
0
Hello everyone,

I really fancy using some Wyeast for my first brew. Everyone is saying that the results are great. Looked on ebay and they are charging £50 to send an £9 pouch of yeast. I understand that the yeast is live and has to be sent chilled but I just don't want to pay that much and risk the yeast dying on transport anyway. Can anyone recommend a place in UK?
 
I think you would probably have to mail order wyeast.

The malt miller does Whitelabs if you aren't worried about the brand of liquid yeast, I've had good results with whitelabs vials and I would certainly recommend Rob on the basis of service. I don't know of any Lancashire homebrew shops that stock wyeast but they may be out there. I know that Leyland Homebrew do not stock liquid yeasts but they used to order in brewlab slants on request.

You can see wlp rough equivalents for wyeast here

Otherwise I think brewuk do wyeast.
 
Sorry - I thought Rob did the Wyeast smack packs as well :oops:

The whitelabs yeasts are very good though, and easy to grow up to the appropriate sized starter
 
just my 2 pence worth , i like white labs better , no waiting around for pack to expand which can take up to 2 days .
 
pittsy said:
just my 2 pence worth , i like white labs better , no waiting around for pack to expand which can take up to 2 days .

+1 if your new to brewing whitelabs are more straightforward.
 
+1 for brewlab
+1 for whitelabs which I have ordered from the maltmiller, but also hop and grape.

However if its your first brew it may be easier to go with whitelabs and just pour it in, no yeast starter to make.
 
Brewedout said:
+1 for brewlab
+1 for whitelabs which I have ordered from the maltmiller, but also hop and grape.

However if its your first brew it may be easier to go with whitelabs and just pour it in, no yeast starter to make.

+1 & +1

Brewlab for the freshest yeast, but you need to make a starter.
 

Latest posts

Back
Top