Achieving High Alcohol Content Through Fermentation Tyler King – Director of Brewing Operations / Head Brewer.

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Achieving High Alcohol Content Through Fermentation Tyler King – Director of Brewing Operations / Head Brewer

Findings From Black Tuesday

In the Brewhouse Try to eliminate all adjuncts in the brewhouse Add any sugar, etc… directly to the ferment Most adjuncts are low in nutrients Low Osmotic Pressure – lower original gravity into the FV High sugar concentrations can cause yeast stress OXYGEN – higher than normal dissolved oxygen levels Oxygenate or aerate using a pump/compressor I like to see at least 9ppm, 15ppm at the most

Collection Wort Composition pH 5.0 to 5.3 “OG” of less than 25plato or approx Use a yeast nutrient high in Zinc (Yeastex) Start with a lower fermentation temperature Regulating the temperature can stress the yeast Future agitation and feedings throw esters - so don’t worry

Yeast Yeast Selection Choose a yeast with high alcohol tolerance Should be a very attenuative yeast Multiple strains? MUST be viable and ready to ferment (vitality) yeast needs oxygen not wort… Pitching Resist the urge to over pitch! Pitch around x 10^6 for a 25plato wort Wyeast has a good tool for calculating this

Fermentation Feeding – make up for the lost gravity in the brewhouse Feed the ferment 2 to 3 times a day in low amounts Slow or stop feedings when signs of yeast stress occur Nutrients While adding sugar to the ferment add nutrients – Yeastex Only add to healthy yeast – flavors unknown Oxygen Dose small amounts of oxygen during feeding periods Only add to healthy yeast that can uptake the oxygen in a matter of minutes! Very Important!!

Fermentation AGITATION Fermentation itself produces a natural agitation We want to increase this! Agitation brings everything the yeast needs to its cell wall Rids carbon dioxide – toxic to yeast Keeps yeast from flocculating Mixes in additions Can throw heavy esters may be from a combination of sugar additions?

Know Your Yeast Things to watch for & Things we watch for Attentuation rate – 4 degrees plato a day on average Cell growth rate – we usually see complete growth by day 4 pH – it should remain between 4.5 and 5.0 Dissolved Oxygen – only should be present if we are adding it Yeast Vitality & Viability Taste!

Questions?

THANK YOU