GLOBAL: Researchers discover way to stop yeast clumping
By Keith Nuthall | 1 December 2008
Cutting-edge research discovering that yeast actually behaves socially may offer brewers a way of controlling yeast-clumping and control how long yeast should remain in a brew.
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Cutting-edge research discovering that yeast actually behaves socially may offer brewers a way of controlling yeast-clumping and control how long yeast should remain in a brew.
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