Hi guys.
I have a Wyeast Activator pack of 1469 West Yorkshire Ale yeast that is about a year over its best before and a Whitelabs 037 Yorkshire Square yeast that is two months past its best before.
I am likely to be brewing a bitter on Sunday and am not sure if that is enough time to fully step up the WLP037 (if its still any good) so I was thinking of trying to revive the 1469 as well to get as many viable cells as I can and combining them in the brew.
Can anyone see any obvious problems with this strategy? Would you just stick with the 037?
Jim
I have a Wyeast Activator pack of 1469 West Yorkshire Ale yeast that is about a year over its best before and a Whitelabs 037 Yorkshire Square yeast that is two months past its best before.
I am likely to be brewing a bitter on Sunday and am not sure if that is enough time to fully step up the WLP037 (if its still any good) so I was thinking of trying to revive the 1469 as well to get as many viable cells as I can and combining them in the brew.
Can anyone see any obvious problems with this strategy? Would you just stick with the 037?
Jim