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Northern No. 1 bottling yeast

Discussion in 'General Homebrew Discussion' started by ugabga, Jul 15, 2013.

 

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    ugabga

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    Posted Jul 15, 2013
    I brewed Northern No. 1 back in early January, and planning on bottling it this week. I vaguely recall NB recommending you buy three packs of the wyeast old ale blend 9097, 2 for primary and one for bottling but only bought the first 2. I washed the yeast when secondaried 5 months ago and planned to use it for bottling yeast, but now second guessing if I shouldn't just use some new dry yeast instead. I've had it on a stir plate for the past two days to get the yeast going again, so I know it's viable. Any reason I should use new dry yeast over it if I'm not worried about it being contaminated?

    Planning on letting it sit and age for a few years as well, so this will be my first attempt with gold caps.
    Thanks!
     
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