Doing two 'one can' beer kits at the same time.

[peelman]

Early this March I am going to start to brew the Brewferm Christmas Ale. I have brewed it before and it is a fantastic seasonal ale. The only trouble is there's not enough of it, 7 lts per can! So this year I'm doubling up. Two cans, 14 lts in one FV.

My question is simple. Do I put the both yeast packs in or just the one? I would think both, but would like it confirmed if possible.

Cheers
:hat:

 

[theboytony]

Early this March I am going to start to brew the Brewferm Christmas Ale. I have brewed it before and it is a fantastic seasonal ale. The only trouble is there's not enough of it, 7 lts per can! So this year I'm doubling up. Two cans, 14 lts in one FV.

My question is simple. Do I put the both yeast packs in or just the one? I would think both, but would like it confirmed if possible.

Cheers
:hat:

yeah stick both in :

 

[ScottM]

No harm, the more the merrier :)

 

[peelman]

Thanks for that lads!

:thumb:

 

[alanywiseman.]

Two packets is what I did. Now have 38 bottle conditioning for Xmas.

Only 315 days to go

 

[carl_saint]

That's some serious patience!

 

[alanywiseman.]

We'll see how long it lasts!

 

[peelman]

That's the trouble with that stuff, Its so nice, it's going to be very difficult to leave it alone until Christmas.
:drunk:

 

[Jeltz]

you should do 3

 

[peelman]

now you're talking!

 

[peelman]

Did this today and as you all said I bunged the 2 packs of yeast in!

I just hope I can wait until Christmas without touching it. The last batch I made was lovely!

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