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NewsletterLallemand Brewing Quarterly Newsletter – issue 9“First and foremost, we wish you a very Happy 2022 from the Lallemand Brewing family. 2021 wasn’t without its challenges; we focused on our well-being, listened to our customers to learn and improve our processes, and kept an eye on the trends […]
Feb 8, 2022
Technical PaperImpact of Hydrogen Sulfide in BrewingUnderstand the role of yeast in controlling H2S to craft better beer. Sulfur metabolism is of special relevance for beer quality during the entire brewing process. Humans have evolved to be very sensitive to sulfur compounds, which are associated with […]
Nov 30, 2021
BlogLalBrew Farmhouse™ wins a Brassinov Competition Innovation AwardLalBrew Farmhouse™ wins a Brassinov Competition Innovation Award during Salon du Brasseur in Nancy, France. The objective of the Brassinov Competition presented by French Brewery Museum, was to award the most remarkable innovations presented at the show – Innovations that […]
Nov 17, 2021
BlogWinners annouced – Attend the virtual IWOBY eventTry to win a ticket for the virtual International Workshop on Brewing Yeast with Lallemand Brewing Interested in brewing yeast secrets? Get a chance to attend the virtual International Workshop on Brewing Yeast (IWOBY) November 20th – 21st. Enjoy fifteen […]
Nov 4, 2021
NewsletterLallemand Brewing Quarterly Newsletter – issue 8Welcome to this 8th edition of the We Brew With You™ newsletter. At Lallemand Brewing, we strive to select, characterize, and produce yeast and bacteria that can be used by brewers to expand their range of “tools”, enhancing their ability […]
Oct 25, 2021
BlogHelping our Homebrew Community with the launch of a retailer portalWe have exciting news to share with our homebrew and home wine retailers worldwide. We have been working behind the scenes to create a tool specific for your success. Our brand-new retailer portal is loaded with resources to help share […]
Oct 22, 2021
BlogMicrobiology and Fine-Tuning Sour BeerSour beers are characterized by the presence of a significant concentration of naturally occurring organic acids, a low pH (< 4.0), and refreshing flavor. Not by coincidence, these beers trend towards traditional styles reminiscent of the pre-microbiology era of brewing. Such styles include spontaneously fermented Lambic and Flanders ales, as well as kettle-soured styles such as the Berliner Weisse and Gose and are […]
Oct 12, 2021