White wheat malt is one of the many taste of spring. Softer than red wheat and easier to mill, White Wheat Malt is one of the malts adding the characteristic haze you find in Belgian White Beers, and wheat beers.
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Vienna Malt is a kiln-dried barley malt that's darker than pale ale malt, but not quite as dark as Munich Malt for example. It adds a golden color and a toasty or biscuity malt aroma to the beer and is used in a variety of styles from dark to light ales and even lagers.
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At 1-10% of your overall grain bill 2 Row Chocolate Malt makes produces a fantastic warm brown colors and light chocolate flavor to your finished brew.
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Special B is the darkest of the dark malts from the land of all things beer, Belgium. Producing dark fruit flavors akin to raisins, cherries, ans plums, this is a great malt to use in lower percentages. Less than 5% will provide an excellent color addition while greater than 5% will contribute a dark black/brown color and fuller body.
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Aromatic Kiln is a strong malt by most measures. Providing a strong malt aroma and deep malt coloring as a product of it's kilning you can use Aromatic Kiln for up to 30% of your grain bill, but it is on the low side of diastatic enzymes (one of the enzymes converting starches into sugars so the yeast can convert those sugars to booze!) so most prefer to use it as a specialty malt aiding in styles like Ambers and Reds to get the darker coloration.
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The German Tettnang hops are a landrace variety of noble hops with a spicy, floral, fruity flavor and aroma. The go to hop for many German Ales and lagers, It gets it's name from the region where it originally started growing, Tettnang
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One of the noble German Hops to lend it's qualities to continental lagers and European Ales, the Hallertau Mittelfruh Hop enjoys world renown for it's elegant, sweet and earthy aromas merged with a harmonic bitterness.
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Having the semblance of its big brother, WLP300 Hefeweizen Ale Yeast, the Hefeweizen IV has the large phenol and clove tones that you've come to know and love in your hefe, but with subdued tones of banana. Although it is not as flocculent as the WLP300, the rate of sulfur production is increased. Making a cool, crisp, easy-drinking Hefeweizen with fresh citrus and apricot tones, the Hefeweizen IV might become your go-to Hefe yeast. Brew a double batch of our Hellaweizen, ferment one with the WLP300 and the other with the WLP380. Compare and contrast to see which one you like best!
Utilizing their new FlexCell Process, the scientists at White Labs have created a revolutionary method of cultivating, growing, and packing the yeast that you love in a safe, environment-friendly manner. It's called PurePitch®, and it's a game-changer for the brewing community. Instead of growing the yeast in large vats, and then packaging the fungi into individual tubes, White Labs has created a revolutionary method to grow the yeast inside the pack, so that it is never exposed to outside elements. This ensures that you have the freshest, cleanest, most viable yeast strain possible, every time. 
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