WLP720 Sweet Mead/Wine - White Labs Yeast Pure Pitch Next Gen

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WLP720 Sweet Mead/Wine - White Labs Yeast Pure Pitch Next Gen

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SKU YP720

PRICE AS CONFIGURED:

$19.99

Product Details

White Labs Sweet Mead / Wine Yeast leaves residual sweetness in the wine. This strain is good for blush styles like White Zinfandel, Sweet Ciders, Gewurztraminer, Riesling, and Sweet Meads.

Additional Information

SKU YP720

Customer Reviews

Based on 6 reviews
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WLP720 Sweet Mead/Wine - White Labs Yeast

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Doug W.
Sweet 1st Mead

OG 1.126 ended at 1.030. Nice sweet taste thanks to this yeast!

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DOT-4
very impressed

My first batch, split into 3 , 1 with blackberries , 1 with Razzberries , one straight mead , the Dry Champaign flavor , is great !

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Greg S.
An excellent simple to use yeast

This is an easyto use , very active yeast that works great in my version of mead.

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Benjamin H.
The best wine yet

Used this in conjunction with some organic red grape juice and a few bottles of cherry to make the best, most flavorful wine I've made to date. The result is a fruity and sweet, delicious blend of flavors. I made 6 gallons and turned out to be about 12%. I would compare this to a dessert wine or much like a concord grape Manischewitz. If you want sweet, this can't be beat!

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Based on 6 reviews
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WLP720 Sweet Mead/Wine - White Labs Yeast

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Doug W.
Sweet 1st Mead

OG 1.126 ended at 1.030. Nice sweet taste thanks to this yeast!

D
DOT-4
very impressed

My first batch, split into 3 , 1 with blackberries , 1 with Razzberries , one straight mead , the Dry Champaign flavor , is great !

G
Greg S.
An excellent simple to use yeast

This is an easyto use , very active yeast that works great in my version of mead.

B
Benjamin H.
The best wine yet

Used this in conjunction with some organic red grape juice and a few bottles of cherry to make the best, most flavorful wine I've made to date. The result is a fruity and sweet, delicious blend of flavors. I made 6 gallons and turned out to be about 12%. I would compare this to a dessert wine or much like a concord grape Manischewitz. If you want sweet, this can't be beat!

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