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Voss Kveik Lightning Fast Ale Yeast

Voss Kveik Lightning Fast Ale Yeast

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The most popular and well-known Kveik Strain, which we are proud to introduce. Extremely thermotolerant push this yeast as high as 40°C [104°F (US) to increase the ester profile. Produces orange and citrus esters. Perfect for high gravity brewing as it also has a very high ABV tolerance.

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Product Description

Oxygenation and/or rehydration for generation may be beneficial, but not necessary.

Elevate your brewing to new heights with our Norwegian Voss Kveik yeast, a true gem among the farmhouse Kveik strains and an ode to the brewing traditions of Norway in the Voss region.

Voss Kveik is a legend in the making for its fast fermentation speed and ability to withstand high temperatures. Reduced chilling across the brewery operations and shorter conditioning/fermentation times can contribute to increased savings and higher sustainability practices.

What's more, Voss Kveik is more than a yeast strain; it’s a game-changer. Its exceptional thermotolerance allows you to push the brewing and distilling envelope, reaching temperatures as high as 40°C, a unique feature that opens up a world of possibilities for flavor experimentation. When you do, the result is a symphony of orange and citrus esters, creating a vibrant and unforgettable taste experience that sets your brews apart. Reducing the temperature produces a much cleaner flavour profile that suits or beer styles making it a great strain for nearly all beer styles.

Beer Styles: Amber Ale, Brown Ales, Double IPAs, Imperial Stouts, IPAs, NEIPAs, Pale Ales, Porters, Red Ales, Stouts, West Coast IPAs

Technical Specifications

  • Weight : 0.5 kg
  • Strain : Saccharomyces cerevisiae
  • Dosage : 30-100g/hl
  • Recommended Fermentation Temperature : 30°C to 40°C
  • ABV Tolerance :  14%
  • Nitrogen Demand : Very High
  • Attenuation : 76% to 80%
  • Flocculation : Medium
  • Comparative Strains : Voss
  • Beer Styles : Amber Ale, Brown Ales, Double IPAs, Imperial Stouts, IPAs, NEIPAs, Pale Ales, Porters, Red Ales, Stouts, West Coast IPAs
  • Yeast : Dried yeast 

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Oxygenation and/or rehydration for generation may be beneficial, but not necessary.

Elevate your brewing to new heights with our Norwegian Voss Kveik yeast, a true gem among the farmhouse Kveik strains and an ode to the brewing traditions of Norway in the Voss region.

Voss Kveik is a legend in the making for its fast fermentation speed and ability to withstand high temperatures. Reduced chilling across the brewery operations and shorter conditioning/fermentation times can contribute to increased savings and higher sustainability practices.

What's more, Voss Kveik is more than a yeast strain; it’s a game-changer. Its exceptional thermotolerance allows you to push the brewing and distilling envelope, reaching temperatures as high as 40°C, a unique feature that opens up a world of possibilities for flavor experimentation. When you do, the result is a symphony of orange and citrus esters, creating a vibrant and unforgettable taste experience that sets your brews apart. Reducing the temperature produces a much cleaner flavour profile that suits or beer styles making it a great strain for nearly all beer styles.

Beer Styles: Amber Ale, Brown Ales, Double IPAs, Imperial Stouts, IPAs, NEIPAs, Pale Ales, Porters, Red Ales, Stouts, West Coast IPAs

  • Weight : 0.5 kg
  • Strain : Saccharomyces cerevisiae
  • Dosage : 30-100g/hl
  • Recommended Fermentation Temperature : 30°C to 40°C
  • ABV Tolerance :  14%
  • Nitrogen Demand : Very High
  • Attenuation : 76% to 80%
  • Flocculation : Medium
  • Comparative Strains : Voss
  • Beer Styles : Amber Ale, Brown Ales, Double IPAs, Imperial Stouts, IPAs, NEIPAs, Pale Ales, Porters, Red Ales, Stouts, West Coast IPAs
  • Yeast : Dried yeast