I put my split yeast investigative brewing process to the test to evaluate two dry yeasts. Read along for my yeast Evaluation of US-05 vs S-33 in an American Pale Ale made with Murphy & Rude malts and Amarillo hops.
Tag: Investigative Brewing
![Two fermenters with different yeasts](https://www.cascadeshomebrew.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Split-Yeast-Title-Photo.jpg)
Evaluating yeasts by splitting one batch into two (or more) fermenters and pitching different yeasts is about the easiest, and most educational investigative batch approaches. In this introduction article I discuss the process and equipment needed.
![Lab Worker](https://www.cascadeshomebrew.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Lab-Worker.jpg)
In this article, I give an overview of “Investigative Brewing”, looking at what it is and what it is not. I look at how you can apply a focused brewing process to improve your understanding and to improve the beers you make. Hopefully along the way, you might just add a little fun and motivation to your brewing. Let’s get started…