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Old 03-14-2011, 11:43 PM   #21
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so in the future, what is the ratio of yeast to pitch per gallons of beer?
It really depends on the OG (original gravity) of the beer, as well as how many yeast cells are in a package. Some dry yeast packages are 5 grams, some are 11 grams, some liquid yeasts have 100 billion cells per package. Generally, in any beer over 1.040, you have to start thinking about yeast pitching rates.

Here's a great little calculator to help you know exactly how much yeast to pitch: http://www.mrmalty.com/calc/calc.html

If you overpitch by a little bit, there will be no problem. Underpitching is much more likely, and also will cause more problems. Stuck and/or incomplete fermentations, estery flavors, etc care common with underpitching.


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