Yes, every beer. ... The majority of beers use a yeast strain called Saccharomyces. This translates from Latin to “sugar fungus.” It's apt, given that the yeast that goes into beer looooooves sugar. Within that genera, there are two specific species of Saccharomyces yeast that get the most use: lager yeast and ale yeast.

Is there any yeast in lager?

Lager is fermented using a different kind of yeast called Saccharomyces uvarum. This yeast was first used for brewing in Bavaria in the Renaissance. The yeast used to make lager is bottom-fermenting, meaning that it doesn't rise to the top, but this doesn't necessarily mean that it settles at the bottom.

What beers do not contain yeast?

a beer made without yeast" about Stella Artois, the beer that its manufacturers claim is made without yeast. Was it too good to be true? Apparently, according to the advertisements, Stella Artois is made using only 4 ingredients - Hops, Malted Barley, Maize and Water. And apparently by exclusion, no yeast.