Re: Decanting details

Tue Apr 27, 2010 1:43 pm

bcmaui wrote:the yeast in the middle is supposed to be the best (some crap sinks and other stuff floats) but don't know the best way of getting it - maybe it will be easier to separate and pour some off the top as it comes to room temp?


Cooled, pre-boiled water. Mix it in roughly 50/50 & swirl. Wait 10-20 minutes and pour into another sterilized container, that takes care of the settled stuff - proteins, over flocculant yeast, etc. Wait another 10-20 minutes, pour a bit off the top down the drain to get rid of the not so flocculant cells. This leaves you with the best stuff. Start from a sample of krausen instead of the slurry left over and you'll get some pretty powerful stuff.
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