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Published: July 20, 2025 at 7:09:28 AM UTC
Last updated: September 5, 2025 at 12:30:31 PM UTC

Test tubes of ale, lager, and wheat yeast with dry yeast samples and packages arranged in a sterile lab, highlighting brewing yeast varieties.


Test tubes of ale, lager, and wheat yeast with dry yeast samples in a clean lab setting.

A laboratory scene with various yeast strains for home-brewing beer. Three clear test tubes labeled ALE YEAST, LAGER YEAST, and WHEAT YEAST stand upright, each containing liquid with sedimented yeast at the bottom. Beside them, a small glass petri dish holds dry yeast granules. To the right, two sealed packages labeled BEER YEAST and DRY YEAST are placed on the counter, one silver and the other brown paper-like. A blurred microscope and glassware appear in the soft, neutral background, emphasizing the clean, sterile lab setting.

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