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Distiller's Turbo Yeast Packs

There are a range of factors a brewer can control which influence Turbo Yeast fermentation. The following list may provide some insights as why variations in fermentation outcomes occur:

Yeast type chosen

Pitch rate of the yeast

Type of yeast nutrient used

Temperature range to which must, wort, or wash is subjected

Adequacy of yeast nutrient available to support temperature variations.

The quantity of sugar available for fermentation

Type of sugars chosen and its fermentability

Oxygenation or aeration of must, wort, or wash to support fermentation

Nitrogen content of the must, wort, or wash

Starting acidity or alkalinity of must, wort or mash.

Equipment maintenance and basic cleaning

Influence of wild yeasts during fermentation.

Sanitation chemicals and sanitisation practices used by the brewer.

Overall brewer techniques and practices

Australian home brew market turbo Yeasts have been developed from high ethanol toleranant yeast strains. They are capable of producing up to 21% ABV alcohol in small 25 litre volume washes. It should be considered when high levels of alcohol are produced, increased quantities of sulphides, fussel oils and other impurities also occur. This usually requires effective carbon treatment, and oak aging . Nothing contained herein is representative of a warranty or guarantee. Different outcomes may be achieved by different brewers.

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