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Inland island yeast

Discussion in 'Fermentation & Yeast' started by Cmross87, Dec 19, 2014.

 

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    Cmross87

    Active Member

    Posted Dec 19, 2014
    Has anyone used inland island yeast yet? I brewed a Belgian Dubbel almost two weeks ago and I'm only about 50% attenuated and fermentation is inactive.
    I was told I could pitch this yeast without a starter and it would do fine, should've used a starter. I used the Belgian monk yeast. I'm wondering if I should just pitch again and hope it cleans it up to FG??
     
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    NZGeoff

    New Member

    Posted Feb 18, 2015
    I'm using the INISBC 294 in a saison and after four days I only see good things. Fermenting away wonderfully. Had a krausen and great activity at 12hours, naturally rose to 77f in a 71f room. I'll update on the finishing and taste.
     
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