5 Litre Cider Yeast question

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ASYLUM_SPIRIT

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Hey

I'm quite an experienced All Grain BEER Brewer, having a little dabble in Cider.

I'm thinking of doing a small 5 Liter Batch of Cider using organic apple juice.

I'm using Mangrove Jacks M02 Cider yeast, 96 net weight.

The directions on the yeast say: Sprinkle contents directly on top of 23L of juice.

I'm only using anywhere from 4- 5 Liters of juice and would seem like I'm over pitching. I was wondering, would I be able to use half the packet of yeast and vacuum seal and keep the other half for next time.

Whats your thoughts?

Thanks for the help :D
 
Yep. Have done just that in the past, just not with that yeast.
 
superstock said:
Yep. Have done just that in the past, just not with that yeast.
Cool Thanks mate good to know.

if that wasn't recommended I was going to wash the yeast and use it again.
 
If one pack of yeast is good for 23L then surely 1/4 of a pack is good for 5L, half might be over doing it
 
Half is good, usually you technically need more than one packet for 23L
 

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