The definition of a yeast record used in BeerXML.
The definition of a yeast record used in BeerXML.
A boolean value indicating whether the yeast should be added to the secondary fermentation.
A boolean value indicating whether the yeast should be added to the secondary fermentation.
Yeast that ferments at higher temperatures and produces a more fruity, estery, and alcohol-forward beer.
Yeast that ferments at higher temperatures and produces a more fruity, estery, and alcohol-forward beer.
The amount of yeast in liters or kilograms.
Depends upon :amount-is-weight
.
The amount of yeast in liters or kilograms. Depends upon `:amount-is-weight`.
A boolean value indicating whether the :amount
is in kilograms or liters.
A boolean value indicating whether the `:amount` is in kilograms or liters.
The percentage of sugars that are typically converted to alcohol during fermentation.
The percentage of sugars that are typically converted to alcohol during fermentation.
A free-form text field for denoting styles the yeast is best suited for.
A free-form text field for denoting styles the yeast is best suited for.
Yeast traditionally used in champagne making, offering a dry taste.
Yeast traditionally used in champagne making, offering a dry taste.
Yeast cultivated from previous fermentations.
Yeast cultivated from previous fermentations.
A non-empty string denoting a display value for the date the yeast sample was last cultured formatted for display in arbitrary structure
A non-empty string denoting a display value for the date the yeast sample was last cultured formatted for display in arbitrary structure
A human-readable string representing the maximum recommended temperature of fermentation.
A human-readable string representing the maximum recommended temperature of fermentation.
A human-readable string representing the minimum recommended temperature of fermentation.
A human-readable string representing the minimum recommended temperature of fermentation.
A human-readable string representing the amount of yeast added to the beer.
A human-readable string representing the amount of yeast added to the beer.
Dry yeast sold in a dehydrated state to extend shelf life.
Dry yeast sold in a dehydrated state to extend shelf life.
The rate at which the yeast settles out of suspension.
Currently, the following flocculation types are supported:
low
- The yeast settles out of suspension slowly.medium
- The yeast settles out of suspension at a moderate rate.high
- The yeast settles out of suspension quickly.very high
- The yeast settles out of suspension very quickly.The rate at which the yeast settles out of suspension. Currently, the following flocculation types are supported: - `low` - The yeast settles out of suspension slowly. - `medium` - The yeast settles out of suspension at a moderate rate. - `high` - The yeast settles out of suspension quickly. - `very high` - The yeast settles out of suspension very quickly.
The form of the yeast added to the beer.
Currently, the following forms are supported:
liquid
- A liquid slurry of yeast, usually with a source of nutrients or sugars.dry
- Dry yeast sold in a dehydrated state to extend shelf life.slant
- Yeast cultivated on a solid growth medium.culture
- Yeast cultivated from previous fermentations.The form of the yeast added to the beer. Currently, the following forms are supported: - `liquid` - A liquid slurry of yeast, usually with a source of nutrients or sugars. - `dry` - Dry yeast sold in a dehydrated state to extend shelf life. - `slant` - Yeast cultivated on a solid growth medium. - `culture` - Yeast cultivated from previous fermentations.
The yeast settles out of suspension quickly.
The yeast settles out of suspension quickly.
A map containing information about the yeast on hand in inventory.
A map containing information about the yeast on hand in inventory.
The laboratory that cultivated the yeast.
The laboratory that cultivated the yeast.
Yeast that ferments at lower temperatures and produces a crisp, clean, and alcohol-restrained beer.
Yeast that ferments at lower temperatures and produces a crisp, clean, and alcohol-restrained beer.
A liquid slurry of yeast, usually with a source of nutrients or sugars.
A liquid slurry of yeast, usually with a source of nutrients or sugars.
The yeast settles out of suspension slowly.
The yeast settles out of suspension slowly.
A suggestion of the maximum number of times the yeast can be cultured.
A suggestion of the maximum number of times the yeast can be cultured.
The maximum recommended temperature of fermentation.
The maximum recommended temperature of fermentation.
The yeast settles out of suspension at a moderate rate.
The yeast settles out of suspension at a moderate rate.
The minimum recommended temperature of fermentation.
The minimum recommended temperature of fermentation.
A free-form text field for recording any additional information about the yeast.
A free-form text field for recording any additional information about the yeast.
The product label or id number that identifies the strain of yeast.
The product label or id number that identifies the strain of yeast.
Yeast cultivated on a solid growth medium.
Yeast cultivated on a solid growth medium.
The number of times the yeast has been cultured.
The number of times the yeast has been cultured.
The type of yeast, usually categorized by the intended beverage or style.
Currently, the following types are supported:
ale
- Yeast that ferments at higher temperatures and produces a more fruity, estery, and alcohol-forward beer.lager
- Yeast that ferments at lower temperatures and produces a crisp, clean, and alcohol-restrained beer.wheat
- Yeast that ferments at higher temperatures and produces a fruity and phenol-forward beer.wine
- Yeast traditionally used in wine making.champagne
- Yeast traditionally used in champagne making, offering a dry taste.The type of yeast, usually categorized by the intended beverage or style. Currently, the following types are supported: - `ale` - Yeast that ferments at higher temperatures and produces a more fruity, estery, and alcohol-forward beer. - `lager` - Yeast that ferments at lower temperatures and produces a crisp, clean, and alcohol-restrained beer. - `wheat` - Yeast that ferments at higher temperatures and produces a fruity and phenol-forward beer. - `wine` - Yeast traditionally used in wine making. - `champagne` - Yeast traditionally used in champagne making, offering a dry taste.
The version of the BeerXML specification used to create the yeast record.
The version of the BeerXML specification used to create the yeast record.
The yeast settles out of suspension very quickly.
The yeast settles out of suspension very quickly.
Yeast that ferments at higher temperatures and produces a fruity and phenol-forward beer.
Yeast that ferments at higher temperatures and produces a fruity and phenol-forward beer.
Yeast traditionally used in wine making.
Yeast traditionally used in wine making.
A map representing the yeast used during the mash and for top-up.
A map representing the yeast used during the mash and for top-up.
The allowed values for the :flocculation
of yeast used to ferment the beer.
The allowed values for the `:flocculation` of yeast used to ferment the beer.
The allowed values for the :form
of yeast used to ferment the beer.
The allowed values for the `:form` of yeast used to ferment the beer.
The allowed values for the :type
of yeast used to ferment the beer.
The allowed values for the `:type` of yeast used to ferment the beer.
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