Across
- 6. Ubiquitous lager strain
- 7. WLP860
- 8. Bacteria species often used for kettle souring
- 9. WLP530
- 10. White Labs’ state of the art packaging, where yeast was grown and delivered in the same package
- 11. Lager yeast that ferments quickly under the right conditions
- 13. Ale strain from one of the oldest stout-producing breweries in the world
- 15. Live yeast inventory and online ordering platform, and a superhero
- 17. A traditional strain sourced from monks in Belgium, perfect for dubbels, tripels, and quads
- 20. WLP802
- 24. Traditional strain known for “steam” style beers
- 25. Natural blend of thiol-releasing yeasts
- 26. Sourced from an area in England known for its water profile
- 28. A favorite for dark lagers and Oktoberfest style beers
- 29. Classic strain from the Wallonia region of Belgium
- 30. Top-fermenting yeast
- 31. Perfect for malty English style beers
- 34. Classic German ale strain
- 35. Classic German wheat beer strain
- 36. WLP800
- 37. Referred to as the Hoegaarden strain
- 38. Yeast species that has a distinct horseblanket characteristic
- 39. Term used to describe clumping of yeast cells
Down
- 1. German wheat beer strain with high phenolic character
- 2. WLP066
- 3. Full name of the first strain produced by White Labs in 1995
- 4. Favored strain for making light lagers
- 5. Go-to strain for fermenting apple juice
- 12. WLP028
- 14. Ale strain known for quick, clean fermentations and named for the city of White Labs’ original location
- 16. An original “haze craze” strain
- 18. Some like it hot! Like this top selling Kveik strain
- 19. Quintessential German lager strain, favored for beer styles related to this fall celebration in Munich
- 21. Ale strain with characteristically extreme flocculation
- 22. Clean British ale strain with high attenuation and high flocculation
- 23. Charlie Papazian licensed strain
- 24. Culture used to make kombucha
- 27. Recently released to Core, strain used to produce low- and non-alcohol beers
- 32. White Labs’ collection of unique and specialty cultures
- 33. Bottom-fermenting yeasts
