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WLP066 London Fog Ale Yeast PurePitch® Next Generation

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WLP066 London Fog Ale Yeast – PurePitch® Next Generation
WLP066 is the most popular strain for hazy and juicy IPAs, producing pineapple and grapefruit aromas with residual sweetness for a velvety mouthfeel. Perfect for hazy, hop-forward styles with a soft, smooth finish.
Tech Specs: Attenuation 75-82% | Flocculation Low-Medium | Alcohol Tolerance 5-10% | Temp 64-72˚F (18-22˚C) | STA1 Negative
Popular Styles: Hazy/Juicy IPA, Pale Ale, Blonde, Brown, Double IPA, English Bitter, Scotch Ale, Porter, Stout, Barleywine, Imperial Stout

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Product Details

WLP066 London Fog Ale Yeast is a favorite for hazy and juicy IPAs, built to deliver expressive hop-friendly fermentation character while keeping the finish smooth and approachable. It produces bright tropical and citrus aromatics – commonly perceived as pineapple and grapefruit – and leaves a touch of residual sweetness that helps round out bitterness and support a soft, velvety mouthfeel.

London Fog is designed to complement modern hopping techniques. In hazy IPA and juicy pale ale recipes, it can enhance the perception of fruit-forward hop aroma, while its low to medium flocculation helps maintain the signature haze and pillowy texture many brewers want. The result is a balanced beer where hop intensity pops, but the body stays soft and the finish remains clean and drinkable.

Highlights

  • Tropical fruit and citrus-forward profile
  • Residual sweetness enhances mouthfeel and balance
  • The top choice for hazy and juicy IPAs
  • Low to medium flocculation helps maintain haze and a soft, full texture
  • Available in Liquid and Dry (gluten-free) formats
  • PurePitch® Next Generation packaging for consistent, reliable pitching

Brewing Notes

  • For classic hazy character, pair with high-protein grists (for example, oats and/or wheat) and focus on late hopping and dry hopping to emphasize aroma over bitterness.
  • Temperature influences expression: fermenting toward the warmer end of the range can amplify fruity character, while the cooler end can be a bit cleaner and more restrained.
  • Low to medium flocculation means it may stay in suspension – cold crashing can help settle yeast if you want a brighter pour, but many hazy styles benefit from minimal clarification.
  • For dry hopping, good oxygen control (closed transfers, purging vessels) helps preserve bright hop aroma and reduces the risk of oxidation in hazy beers.

Storage and Handling

  • Store refrigerated until use.
  • Allow the pouch to warm toward fermentation temperature before pitching to reduce temperature shock.
  • Use a starter and/or increased pitch rate for higher-gravity worts when appropriate for your process.
  • If using the dry format, follow standard dry yeast rehydration or direct-pitch practices based on your preferred process.

Tech Specs

  • Attenuation: 75-82%
  • Flocculation: Low-Medium
  • Alcohol Tolerance: 5-10%
  • Fermentation Temp: 64-72°F (18-22°C)
  • STA1: Negative
  • Popular Styles: Hazy/Juicy IPA, Pale Ale, Blonde Ale, Brown Ale, Double IPA, English Bitter, Scotch Ale, Porter, Stout, Barleywine, Imperial Stout

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