Yeast Starter: How & Why
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Covering the main uses for yeast starters, how it will benefit you & how to make them yourself!
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Fermcap is your friend (if you don't mind chemicals in your wort)! A couple of drops and no boil overs. Awesome set of videos thus far!
@HopKillerBrewery
3 жыл бұрын
I’ve never used that yet but I’ve wanted to. Just need to order it. Thank you for the feedback!
This is very interesting info. I learned a lot from this video.
@HopKillerBrewery
3 жыл бұрын
I’m glad!
Pretty much the same method and equipment I use for 10-15 gallon batches. I’ll typically be cheap and only use 1 pack about a week before brew day and build a 3 step starter. You need to get some fermcap-s, boil overs are a thing of the past. Also, 100% silicone gloves are amazing for grabbing a hot flask. The ones people use for grilling or cooking.
@HopKillerBrewery
3 жыл бұрын
I need to get some of that Fermcap-S
That shirt is amazing.
@HopKillerBrewery
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you! The wife got it for me.
You don't NEED any of that fancy stuff. I used to make starters in a glass growler......just gave it a shake every time I past it, works fine. I do use a stir plate (home made) now with and Erlenmeyer flask, which I just broke.......
Great Video! At the end, you said to drain the flask. How do you do that? Do you just pour off the wort into a sink until only yeast remains? Do you leave a little wort? How do you know when to stop pouring?
@HopKillerBrewery
3 жыл бұрын
I take the yeast starter off the stir plate after 24 hours. I place the entire flask into the fridge, 24-48 hours after sitting in the fridge I’ll decant(pour out the wort off the settled yeast) into a sink and thin leave a thin layer of that wort on top just to make it easier to mix the yeast into a slurry. If you don’t leave that thin layer of wort from the starter in the flask, it makes it a pain to get the yeast into your fermenter. I always remove most of my starter wort because it simply taste bad and you don’t want that in your batch of wort you brewed. It might not be a massive difference but some of my starters are over 4L’s and that’s a lot of nasty tasting wort going into a batch if I didn’t remove it. Cheers Dan O!
Do i have to boil the wart in the Erlenmeyer flask or can I boil it in a pot and fill it into a sanitized flask afterwards
@HopKillerBrewery
3 жыл бұрын
You could boil it in a separate pot for sure. Just sanitize the funnel and flask like you said before transferring it into the flask
Doesn't that happen already during fermentation?
@codyhubert6178
2 жыл бұрын
From what I understand, yeast can be stressed if they're constantly creating alcohol and reproducing with a low population, creating off flavors. A starter essentially creates a large population and a stress free ferment for your yeast.
I stopped watching when you mixed pounds and litres :( If you want to vote for people that can't count, stupid that is your business, Trump is your man :(
@ChrisEbz
Жыл бұрын
Lmao calm down elitist. People make mistakes. Your boy Branden couldn't count to ten.