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Image: Refrigerated yeast storage setup

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

A refrigerator shelf holds dry yeast packets labeled American, Belgian, and English alongside bottles of liquid yeast, highlighting clean, organized storage.


Fridge shelf with dry yeast packets and liquid yeast bottles neatly stored for homebrewing.

A neatly organized refrigerator shelf storing homebrewing yeast. On the left, three foil packets of dry yeast stand side by side, labeled "AMERICAN ALE," "BELGIAN ALE," and "ENGLISH YEAST," each with colored bands for easy identification. The packets lean slightly for a natural, realistic look. On the right, four transparent bottles of liquid yeast are lined up, each filled with creamy, light tan yeast slurry. Their white labels read "LIQUID YEAST" or "LIQUID PALE" in bold black text. The white wire shelf and bright, even lighting emphasize the clean, orderly storage setup.

The image is related to: Yeast in Homebrewed Beer: Introduction for Beginners

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