If I split a 5g batch into two 2.5g batches what should my procedure be for pitching the yeast? I'm going to make a nut brown ale but I want to try two different yeasts. Is it easier to overpitch/underpitch in these situations? Any advice would be appreciated.
Splitting a 5g batch into 2.5g
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half a pack should work fine. i do 2 gal and ive thirded it with no problem. I eyeball it it usually works out ok,if you have a gram scale that will work.Ive heard it may be worse to underpitch than over but could be wrong.I think there is more of a window for overpitching. Just seal it good and use it soon.I have a vaccum sealer now wich is great for hops,grains,yeast.
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