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REHYDRATE YOUR YEAST IN WARM WATER (100F) FIRST. lET SIT 15 MIN AND
AD TO CARBOY. YOUR REHYDRATION WATER SHOULD BE 5X THE WIEGHT OF THE YEAST YOU ARE PITCHING. The reason this is important is that active dried yeast will such up anything that has moisture until it reaches equillibrium with its enviornment. By adding directly to the must you will poison a good proportion of your yeast culture as the osmotic pressure will keep many cells continually desicated and weak. Also homogenezation is a good thig and stirring is also good to a point as it allows oxygen to keep up yeast viability and in whites allows greater skin contact and in reds allows for better tannin extraction (punch downs) |
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