Hornindal....underpitch to maximize fruity esters?

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I had it in my head that I read somewhere to underpitch to get the best fruity elements out of this yeast.

I am planning a NEIPA this weekend using it. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
 
  • Low to moderate pitch rate (0.2-0.6M/mL/°P). Extreme low is not needed, but overpitching should be avoided.
  • Nutrients.
  • Hold fermentation at 95°F
That'll give you a delicious tropical fruit bomb -- pineapple and mango.
 
  • Low to moderate pitch rate (0.2-0.6M/mL/°P). Extreme low is not needed, but overpitching should be avoided.
  • Nutrients.
  • Hold fermentation at 95°F
That'll give you a delicious tropical fruit bomb -- pineapple and mango.

Thanks, I'll give that a try. I'm not exactly sure how to do the math for your pitch rate formula. Any advice on how to apply that?
 
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