HossTheGreat
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Not sure if this would be possible...but could I build up a large starter and then save a portion of that starter to then be used for future batches?
I've wondered something along this line for the expensive liquid yeasts - if you wash it and save it for a couple months, do you get the same results as if you had just bought it the same day?
And check out this thread: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/45-million-year-old-yeast-beer-129285/
Sure, just wash it and store it in sterile mason jars in your fridge. It's good for a couple of months at least. Some people have reported it coming back to life after a year in the fridge.
I'm wondering if I can make a large starter, pour off a portion of the starter into another sanitized container, seal it up and store it in the fridge. Would that work at all?
And check out this thread: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/45-million-year-old-yeast-beer-129285/
Yes, in fact, that's exactly what I would do.
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