Revisiting the rehydrate or not debate

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Realising through experience that it doesn't matter that much and knowing that fermentation temperature control is more important? Check.
 
johnnyboy1965 said:
Fermentis Safbrew WB 06...Instructions...."Sprinkle into wort"
Why would a company spend thousands of pounds in developing their product, for "us" to come along and do something differently?
If you look at the commercial instructions they are completely different.
 
I suppose with my winemaking from fresh fruit, all grain brewing and cider pressing I would also fall into the catagory of a thicko too as I generally use dry yeast then ;) hur durr, how do make beer agen?!?!?
 
RobWalker said:
I suppose with my winemaking from fresh fruit, all grain brewing and cider pressing I would also fall into the catagory of a thicko too as I generally use dry yeast then ;) hur durr, how do make beer agen?!?!?

:lol: :lol:
 
infoleather said:
Hydrate field immediately or a higher gravity beer is something like a liter glass of dimethyl ether, so that they multiplied by the completion of pouring liquids

You got me there :hmm:
 
jamesb said:
Realising through experience that it doesn't matter that much and knowing that fermentation temperature control is more important? Check.


If up to 50% of the yeast cells have died as a result of not rehydrating properly it certainly becomes very important indeed.
 

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