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  • ...een said, the vast majority of beer styles call for leaving as much of the yeast behind as possible. When pouring these: # During refrigeration, take care to store bottles upright, keeping the yeast cake from being disturbed.
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  • ...o take to prepare your yeast depend on whether you are using dry or liquid yeast. ...ching yeast into lagers) and added to the fermenter. Before pitching the yeast, a sample of the [[wort]] should be taken and its [[specific gravity]] meas
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  • ...ff the yeast cake will reduce the risk of [[autolysis]], a process whereby yeast cells, having consumed all other available food, begin to metabolise each o ...erry. As the beer drains out of the fermenter, allow the bulk of the yeast cake to remain behind. Once this is done, seal up the racking vessel and store i
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  • 1/2 yeast cake dissolved in 1/2 cup of warm water 4. After this has cooled add the yeast.
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  • ...eople. I transfer to a [[Sankey Kegs|Sanke keg]] on top of an older yeast cake, seal up the keg, and attach my spunding valve setup to [[Closed-system pre
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  • - Live yeast - Dead yeast
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  • Autolysis can happen if you leave the beer on the [[trub|yeast cake]] for too long, which creates off, vegemite-like flavours.
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  • Overpitching is when too much yeast is [[Pitching|pitched]] into the [[wort]]. If this occurs, the most common ...tarters- are considered by experts in the field to be either *just* enough yeast to ferment a 5 gallon batch or even to be [[underpitching]].
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  • ...] with an appropriate, measured amount of [[yeast]]. The proper amount of yeast to pitch varies from style to style, from recipe to recipe. The standard rule of thumb is one million active yeast cells per milliliter of wort per [[Plato|degree Plato]]. Some authors sugg
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  • * 1 five gram packet of [[Montrachet Wine Yeast]] # Open the packet of Montrachet Yeast and pour it into the neck of the funnel.
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