hi temp wisky yeast
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hi temp wisky yeast
im looking for a wiskey yeast that can handle summers down south but all so keep taste ,,i have found many that ferment but taste gets stripped,.... ty for any help
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Re: hi temp wisky yeast
Optimum Ferment Temp.65-70°F for white labs,,,,, i was hopin for something in the high 80s ,, i do not ferment in house and temps are already in low 80s here.. above ground wine cellar is in works but not there yet after done 76 is perfect
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Re: hi temp wisky yeast
WL065 will handle 82F. DADY will handle quite a bit more.
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Re: hi temp wisky yeast
ty woodshed have used wl065 on pot still good chit ,, but looking the best ,, what are stats on the DADY i have not found them on this site as far as temp,fusel oils,esters ect. im not looking no more tonight had job that got me up 2 am est its now 10est and i drove 7.5 hours round trip so im dead to world and ty for info,, goodnight
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Re: hi temp wisky yeast
how about good ole bakers yeast?? Goes well at higher temps than most all others
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Re: hi temp wisky yeast
That's would be my choice too.bellybuster wrote:how about good ole bakers yeast?? Goes well at higher temps than most all others
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Re: hi temp wisky yeast
have not used bakers in about 4 years . im in deep south 2 big probs here temp and humidity 1 gives yeast hell and other breeds bacteria and some of the most rank wild yeast and the most persistent you can find.. from doing this a few years i found,, bakers would work but ,, i have to OD mash with bakers yeast to keep unwanted bs out.