Wyeast · Thames Valley II 1882

Thames Valley II (1882) is a liquid ale yeast from Wyeast. It has a high flocculation, which means it clumps together to form sediment at the bottom of the fermenter. This yeast has an attenuation rate of 75.0%, meaning that it ferments out a large portion of the sugars in the wort, resulting in a dry beer. It also has an alcohol tolerance of up to 10.0%. The ideal fermentation temperature for Thames Valley II (1882) is 16.0-21.0 °C, allowing for a wide range of temperatures to achieve optimal results.