Ringwood Ale Yeast | Wyeast 1187 Yeast
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Ringwood Ale Yeast | Wyeast 1187
Distinct English Character with Fruity Esters and Complexity
Wyeast 1187 Ringwood Ale Yeast is a classic English strain that produces beers with a rich, full-bodied profile and layered complexity. Known for its high flocculation, this strain settles out quickly and yields clear, polished beers with a smooth malt backbone. It produces noticeable fruity esters and a subtle diacetyl note, both of which contribute to the signature English ale character.
This yeast is highly versatile for a wide range of British and American styles, from bitters and pale ales to porters and stouts. For best results, brewers should conduct a proper diacetyl rest to ensure a clean finish while maintaining the yeast’s signature depth and complexity.
Key Characteristics:
- Strain Style: English Ale Yeast
- Flocculation: High
- Attenuation: 68% - 72%
- Fermentation Temperature Range: 64°F - 74°F (18°C - 23°C)
- Alcohol Tolerance: ~10% ABV
- Recommended Styles: English Bitter, Pale Ale, ESB, Porter, Stout, Barleywine
Why Choose Wyeast 1187?
- English Heritage: Produces authentic pub-style ales with fruity esters
- High Flocculation: Yields brilliant clarity in finished beers
- Complex Results: Adds depth and character with subtle diacetyl and fruitiness
Pair with Wyeast Yeast Nutrient
To support fermentation consistency, pair this strain with Wyeast Yeast Nutrient. Nutrients reduce lag time, help prevent sluggish fermentations, and encourage complete attenuation—particularly valuable in higher gravity English-style ales.
How We Handle and Ship Yeast
At SoCal Brewing Supply, we store all liquid yeast under strict refrigeration with 24-hour temperature monitoring to ensure freshness and viability. For best results when ordering online, we recommend adding an ice pack to your order.
Note: Ice packs may arrive melted, which is normal. Their purpose is to buffer temperature shock during shipping and protect yeast during short transit times.