Hello,
Just like the title says…
I see a lot of people use 2 packs for 5 gallons so I assume 4 is is good for 12 gallons?
I dont mind over pitching a lager but I dont want to be throwing an extra $6 at the problem for no reason.
thanks haeffnkr
Hello,
Just like the title says…
I see a lot of people use 2 packs for 5 gallons so I assume 4 is is good for 12 gallons?
I dont mind over pitching a lager but I dont want to be throwing an extra $6 at the problem for no reason.
thanks haeffnkr
http://www.fermentis.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/SafLager-W-34703.pdf
A little math and you have the manufacturer’s answer to your question.
3 might be alright, 4 would be better, 5 or 6 would be overkill. Rehydration is optional but not a bad idea.
thanks for responding and I have found this on their site, but I dont know what this means -
PITCHING: 80 to 120 g/hl for fermentation at 12°C – 15°C (53.6-59°F).
increase pitching for fermentation lower than 12°C (53°F), up to 200 to 300 g/hl at 9°C (48°F)
thus my questions -
How do I get from gallons and gravity to metric something or another?
thanks haeffnkr
I have had great luck with 4 and re-hydrated thus far.
thanks
I just did the math and confirmed 4 packs.
100 g/hl = 1 g/l
There are 3.79 l/gallon and you have 12 gallons, so you need 45.4 g.
There are 11.5 g/packet of dry yeast. So, you need
45.4/11.5 = 3.95 packets of yeast.
I used 2 packs unrehydrated for 5 gal. of 1.050 pils. Beer turned out great.
thanks U ROCK !!
haeffnkr