Thanks M...I'm quite impressed the way the 2 pkts of gervin performed in my pseudo lager at 14ðc...its VERY clear and I can pour the whole bottle..flavour seems good too. It could be a little drier but nothing to worry about.
Thanks M...I'm quite impressed the way the 2 pkts of gervin performed in my pseudo lager at 14ðc...its VERY clear and I can pour the whole bottle..flavour seems good too. It could be a little drier but nothing to worry about.
It got 500g of flaked maize. ..it is only around 6 weeks in the bottle though. ...
Yep mine gets 84%...I have been mixing it up a bit tonight.....
How did the kristallweizen turn out, what kinda flavours did it give?
You will realise your wasting money as I think it's been tried with no difference noticed.I am fermenting 5 gallons of faux lager at the moment, using CML Kolsch yeast.
I pitched two re-hydrated packs in the fermenter at 14c and then let it rise to 14.5c. It fermented out in less than 5 days. After 7 days from pitching I let it rise to 18c for another 7 days and will be hoping to cold crash and add gelatine after the weekend ready for bottling 3 weeks after pitching yeast.
It appears to be going very well.
At these prices I think I will be using two packs for every 5 gallon brew I do.
You will realise your wasting money as I think it's been tried with no difference noticed.
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You will realise your wasting money as I think it's been tried with no difference noticed.
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I've tried two packs of CML yeast in a brew and all I gained was more sediment. That's it.
I've tried two packs of CML yeast in a brew and all I gained was more sediment. That's it.
When I am fermenting close to lager temperature, then for the sake of 80p I would rather pitch at professional brewers pitch rate, than take a chance of making an inferior beer.
What you could do is over build a yeast starter using your two packs and keep replenishing to keep it going.@MyQul could probably give you a bit more insight.:thumb:
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