Sorry Mark, I should have been more specific. I was referring specifically to the yeast that Coopers use in their commercial beer products, not the beer kits. Coopers is well known to use one only specific yeast strain in their commercial ale offerings that includes pale ale, sparkling ale...

Unfortunately not. I'ts a proprietary yeast that I recultured from bottles of their beer. They do use the same yeast for bottle fermentation as their main fermentation yeast. They used to use the motto 'Cloudy but Fine' in their ads. If you go to the pub and ask for Coopers, you will get a glass...

BF lists Coopers Ale yeast as high floculation. Coopers Ale yeast is actually a LOW floculation yeast staying in suspension through to the final product.

Hi Brewers, joined Brewers Friend about six months ago, Previously, I used Promash but it's so far out of date I needed to find a better solution so ended up here. My experience in brewing is as follows: Started reading about all grain brewing in late 1999 through the Usenet groups. By 2001 I...