Our YeastS, Commercially Fermented Beverages

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Where can you find Beers, Ciders, and Sakes made with these yeasts?

Our portfolio of insect-associated Lachancea thermotolerans yeasts have been brewing commercial beer from the nano to the industrial scale (>3,000 L). Below are just a few of the locations where you can taste their work in action. Check out some of these award-winning beers, ciders, and sakes. Note: check with the brewery in question to get a list of their most up-to-date brews.

Deep River Brewing. Cary, North Carolina, USA

Try the award-winning Limonchello* (2017 and 2018 varieties), Sour IPA, or Golden Sour Ale. This beer was featured at a TED conference workshop “Meet your Microbiome” and in the award-winning science documentary “The Kingdom: How fungi made our world. This beer won the Silver Medal, The Carolinas Championship of Beer 2017.

Ecusta Brewing. Pisgah Forest, North Carolina, USA

Try the Pink Beds, Mountain Mojito Sour, Stinger Sour Ale, or Mojito Sour. *These beers were featured at the 2019 DefCon conference in the Biohacking Village. Pink Beds was featured in a 2020 October Magazine article.

Gizmo Brew Works. Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

Try the award-winning Born to Bee*, the Wild Wasp IPA, or the Wild Honey Wheat Ale. = *Silver Medal, American Wild Ale, North Carolina (USA) Brewers Cup 2018. * Silver Medal, Carolina Championship of Beers 2018

Nicklepoint Brewing. Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

Try the award-winning* Raspberry Wild Siren Sour Ale, or the Wild Siren Sour Ale. = * Silver Medal, Specialty Beer, North Carolina (USA) Brewers Cup 2018.

North Carolina State Brewery Lab. Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

Try the fruit lambic style Caipirinha, the golden ale style Bumble Beer, the sour ale style Red Bumble Sour, the lambic style Sour Wasp, the traditional Lambic Style or Sour Bee

Fiddlin’Fish Brewing. Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA

Try some of the sours, such as Passionfruit Berliner Weisse.

Tokaido Beer. Kawasaki, Japan

Try some of the sours made with our bumblebee yeast in association with our Japanese partner Beekoubo.

Chichibu Beer. Chichibu, Japan

Try some of the sours made with our wasp yeast in association with our Japanese partner Beekoubo.

Billy Beer. North Carolina

Try some of our light sour beers as part of the Tartsicle series! You’ll see these as branded with our Future Fermentation Project logo. Check out the pilot versions at Uptown Brewing in Greenville, NC and be on the lookout for these on the shelves in in tap rooms around town.

Vinvie Winery and Cidery. Japan

Try some of their ciders, such as “Wasp yeast cider”* and “Bee yeast cider” made with our insect yeasts in association with our Japanese partner Beekoubo. * This cider recently won an award at the 2019 Japan Cider Awards. This cider line was highlighted in a 2020 cover feature in the InCider Japan Magazine.

Chiyonokame Shuzo Sake Brewery. Japan

Try some of the sakes including “Anne Glen” and “Anne Meadow,” made with our wasp and bumblebee yeasts in association with our Japanese partner Beekoubo. * These sakes were showcased at the 2019 Sake World Cup in Tokyo, Japan. They have since been distributed in Japan and Hong Kong.

and more each day...

These Breweries all have licenses to use our patented yeastS to make their own Beverages.