Fermentis SafAle BE-256

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Fermentis SafAle BE-256 - 11 g

Fermentis SafAle BE-256 - 11 g

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SafAle BE-256 (formerly known as Abbaye) is defined by fast fermentation, very high attenuation, high alcohol (v/v) tolerance, and provides subtle aromas with a balanced profile. SafAle BE-256 is perfect for a wide range of beers including low alcohol session style beers to higher alcohol beers like Belgian Abbey styles and IPA’s.

% Dry Weight: 94.0 - 96.5

Usage Rate: 50 to 80 g/hl in primary fermentation

Fermentation Temperature: 12-25°C (53.6-77°F) ideally 15-20°C (59-68°F)

Flocculation: High

Residual Sugars: 0 g/l - based on apparent attenuation of 82%

Shelf Life: 0 g/l - based on apparent attenuation of 82%

Storage: Store in cool (< 10°C/50°F), dry conditions

Total Esters: 20

Total Superior Alcohols: 274

Viable Cells At Packaging:> 6 x 109 /g

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