Yeast Washing a Gelatined Batch?

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Hey All,

I did a search and there is very limited info on try to yeast wash a batch of beer that has had gelatin added to it.

[a] has anyone successfully (or unsuccessfully) done this? Tips/Comments?

even if you never tried... tips/advice?

I plan to try it this weekend and will post results.

Any advice... practical or theoretical.... is looked forward to!
 
If I had no other choice is the only time I would try it. When repitching I would over pitch a bit, assuming lower viability.
 
Nablis said:
If I had no other choice is the only time I would try it. When repitching I would over pitch a bit, assuming lower viability.
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So you are saying that it is more trouble than its worth? Or it probably would work huh?

I guess I gotta decide before hand if I want to gelatin or wash?
 
You could always do both if you have another carboy or bucket.
Cool it if you can for 24 -48 hours or more then rack to secondary.

Then use gelatin in the secondary and wash the primary.
 

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