Yeast Experiment
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Re: Yeast Experiment
Day 7 bakers still bubbling every 10 secs
Rather have a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy
than a full frontal lobotomy
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gaza the instructor - Master Distiller

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Re: Yeast Experiment
Day 8 bakers is still will leave another day
and check gravity. Hope to be near 1000.
and check gravity. Hope to be near 1000.

Rather have a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy
than a full frontal lobotomy
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gaza the instructor - Master Distiller

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Re: Yeast Experiment
Bakers at 1002. strip today spirit this eve.
Rather have a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy
than a full frontal lobotomy
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gaza the instructor - Master Distiller

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Re: Yeast Experiment
Is the pH ok Gaza? Might be worth a check? Black treacle or molasses washes have a degree of unfermentables that can skew the hydrometer & stop it getting into the .99ish range but if it's the same as the others then go for it, I don't remember your opening gravity being anything frightening it certainly sounds done
Benoit
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Benoit - Senior Distiller

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Re: Yeast Experiment
In the context of sugar washes, epsom salt is used as a magnesium source because there tends to be a magnesium defficiency in the wash. Yeast needs magnesium to build new yeast cells.
However, if you are incorporating the magnesium requirements, from other nutrient sources, then you don't need it.
However, if you are incorporating the magnesium requirements, from other nutrient sources, then you don't need it.
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Re: Yeast Experiment
Well striped all three.
wash 1 5.2 ltrs
wash 2 5.3 ltrs
wash3 (bakers)5.2ltrs
all shut off at 30%
so have 15.7 lts at 52%
All washes have a light golden colour
All washes smell sweet and lovely.
Grand conclusion.
Will use bakers in future much cheaper
end result no different.
Just takes 2or3 days longer.
For approx £8 I will wait!!!
wash 1 5.2 ltrs
wash 2 5.3 ltrs
wash3 (bakers)5.2ltrs
all shut off at 30%
so have 15.7 lts at 52%
All washes have a light golden colour
All washes smell sweet and lovely.
Grand conclusion.
Will use bakers in future much cheaper
end result no different.
Just takes 2or3 days longer.
For approx £8 I will wait!!!

Rather have a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy
than a full frontal lobotomy
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gaza the instructor - Master Distiller

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Re: Yeast Experiment
gaza the instructor wrote:Well striped all three.
wash 1 5.2 ltrs
wash 2 5.3 ltrs
wash3 (bakers)5.2ltrs
all shut off at 30%
so have 15.7 lts at 52%
All washes have a light golden colour
All washes smell sweet and lovely.
Grand conclusion.
Will use bakers in future much cheaper
end result no different.
Just takes 2or3 days longer.
For approx £8 I will wait!!!
Nice one!
It is good to see a result, and an economical conclusion.
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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