Wyeast 1945 NB NeoBritannia Yeast

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Wyeast 1945 NB NeoBritannia Yeast

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Anybody brew with the new Northern Brewer Wyeast 1945 NB NeoBritannia Yeast? I have been gravitating towards London Ale yeast lately and like what it does at low fermentation temps. It also flocculates like a mother shut your mouth. Curious to try this strain as it sounds similar.

From the Northern Brewer website:
This traditional English ale strain works well for a wide range of beer styles, from low-gravity bitters and milds to strong stouts, porters, and old ales. Due to the cells’ chain-forming characteristics, it is an excellent top-cropping yeast. Moderate ester profile makes it a great match for hop-driven beers like bitter and pale ale, but attenuative enough to handle higher-gravity malty styles. Excellent flocculation yields clear beer and allows for cask-conditioning. Ferment at the lower end of the temperature range for a cleaner finish, or utilize the upper end to enhance low-gravity beers with a more assertive ester profile.
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