Liquid yeast price war

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drsmurto
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Liquid yeast price war

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For those of you who dont frequent the other forum there is currently a price war happening on liquid yeasts.

Competetion is a beautiful thing.

So for those who have been thinking about trying liquid yeasts or those who a regaular users who want to stock up check out these threads.

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I will be stocking up. Whitelabs vials and Wyeast smackpacks store well for several months.

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Re: Liquid yeast price war

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On to it already Doc, looks like im going to be well stocked for yeasts for a while. Get into the Yorkshire Ale yeasts... they are only seasonal. Soon they will be gone.
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Re: Liquid yeast price war

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I just checked out the beerbelly site as I've got a trip up to Adelaide so I thought I'd hit up the store. It's handy that it's so close to his place, I can have a chat, order my grains and pick it up in a day or two.
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Re: Liquid yeast price war

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Seems everyone bar G&G are getting into passing on the savings from the Aussie dollar :roll:

With top cropping and after I've split my pack up I should have 1469 going a fair while.

I've never used whitelabs though, still yet lose my whitelab virginity. :P
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Re: Liquid yeast price war

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I ordered 4 of the whitelabs vials. Have used WLP833 (german bock) yeast several times and rarely use any other lager yeast.

Bought a few english strains as well as a weizen.
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