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http://byo.com/mead/item/1248-pitching-by-numbers
Yeast in a starter will grow to roughly 50 million cells per milliliter of wort or 1.5 billion per ounce of wort no matter what the starting number of cells. To calculate your pitching rate, multiply the volume of your starter by the number of cells stated above. A 64-ounce starter will yield: 64 x 1.5 billion = 96 billion. A 500 ml starter will grow to: 500 x 50 million = 25 billion
It is generally accepted by commercial brewers that the optimum pitching rate for beer is around 1 million cells for every milliliter of wort, multiplied by the gravity of the wort in degrees Plato.
Jeg brukte 3 liters starter. Ble kanskje i minste laget etter dette. Regnet ut at jeg trengte over 200 milliarder til en 12 liters batch med OG på 1074.
3 liters starter gir meg bare 150 milliarder. Men hvis jeg tar med de 2 desiliterene med slurry jeg laget starteren av så nærmer det seg. Kanskje ........
Jaggu ikke enkelt det her.....