1.060 gravity
1.060 gravity
I just wanted to ask is one pack of dry S-04 enough for 20 l of 1.060 gravity beer?
Re: 1.060 gravity
Well I'd say so, having used S-33 & T-58 above 1060 which came out fine both times.
Not sure what Fermentis say themselves though....
Not sure what Fermentis say themselves though....
Re: 1.060 gravity
Chris-x1 wrote:If the pack is fresh from the factor you would require 220 billion cells (or 1.1 packs) if it was a few months old you'd need more than that.
I'd use two packs and make sure you aerate the wort thoroughly.
I used one pack of probably not so fresh yeast. is it a problem if I add more yeast after three days of fermentation?
Re: 1.060 gravity
It won't do anything if you add more at this stage. Two packs is optimal but you should be OK
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I just wanted to know one more thing.mysterio wrote:It won't do anything if you add more at this stage. Two packs is optimal but you should be OK
If I have under pitched the yeast, this means that I will have higher FG. Does higher FG means more body and maltiness?
Re: 1.060 gravity
It means you may have a higher FG. With that yeast I would be surprised if it was more than about 1 point of gravity.
Yeah more body and sweetness.
Yeah more body and sweetness.