Episode 189: Long Term Yeast Storage

Episode 189: Long Term Yeast Storage

For smaller brewers, yeast management can be a challenging prospect. Many mid-size to small breweries attempt to make a wide range of beer styles that require a plethora of yeast strains. Due to production limitations, brewers are often forced to stretch yeast pitching windows or purchase brand new yeast pitches at a dramatically high cost. A study was performed to evaluate potential media that would allow for adequate dormancy and viability of harvested yeast slurries for long term re-pitching opportunity. Various media were added to decanted yeast slurry and viability was measured over determined time periods to track health of the stored yeast. Results indicate that monopotassium phosphate, standard distilled water, alkaline mineral water, and a solution with sunflower oil all provide varying degrees of health preservation of long storage periods up to one month. Minimal changes were observed with adequate dilutions and these results will be discussed.

Special Guest: Matt Couch.

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Episode 138: Steeping: The Fulcrum Between Good and Bad Malt (Jul 2019)

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Episode 366: Carbonation as a Control Mechanism of E. coli and Salmonella in NA Beer

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Episode 240: Understanding the Risk of Can Pressure Failures (Feb 2022)

Episode 240: Understanding the Risk of Can Pressure Failures (Feb 2022)

Have you ever wondered if you're pushing the limits of how much pressure your cans can handle? A Master Brewers Past President joins us to discuss a chart he designed to keep you out of trouble.Specia...

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Episode 365: A Western Approach to Sake Production

Episode 365: A Western Approach to Sake Production

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