jybingbrew
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Was making a small starter today for some previously washed yeast in a pint jar -- not thinking, I poured the full pint (water and all) since it seemed like the water was getting cloudy -- assumed there were yeast getting suspended.
That brought my gravity from about 1.036 down to 1.022.
The beer I'm making is a blonde, OG target around 1.044.
Should I just roll with the starter and hope for the best? Or try again and keep the gravity of the starter in the 1.030 to 1.040 range that is usually recommended? I have a few more jars of washed yeast I could use if I need to.
That brought my gravity from about 1.036 down to 1.022.
The beer I'm making is a blonde, OG target around 1.044.
Should I just roll with the starter and hope for the best? Or try again and keep the gravity of the starter in the 1.030 to 1.040 range that is usually recommended? I have a few more jars of washed yeast I could use if I need to.