Pitched yeast in wrong buckrt.

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Sippingainteasy

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After a long brew day with many hiccups. I pitched s04 in a bucket of fermented wheat. Has anyone done this before? I'm getting g ready to keg it to get it out of there hopefully it wont throw off any flavors.
 
Depends on what yeast you used initially, but if that was fully attenuated, I doubt that S04 will do much aside from flocc to the bottom and go to sleep.
 
Sorry... I didn't see the word "fermented" in front of "wheat". Been a long day. I agree, I don't think you'll notice unless you originally used a yeast with really low attenuation and the US-04 had something left to work with.

If you're kegging it real soon, it won't matter anyway.
 
I kegged it yesterday and got it in the fridge. the original yeast was 3068 for the wheat. My other problem was I used 1 pack of my S04 so I was only left with 1 pack to split between my 2 buckets I made yesterday. I figured it was best to split the yeast so the buckets have positive pressure in them and then pitch another pack between the 2 in a day when it comes.
 

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