Good day All
Did a brew day yesterday and used notty, but woke up this morning and theres no sign of life , I usually use US 05 but thought I would try this, Its only been 16 hrs ? leave it longer before pitching again ?
Cheers Danny
Notty
Re: Notty
I would give it a bit longer. I find Notty is sometimes slow to start, but I've never had one fail before.
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sbond10
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Re: Notty
Yep it's a good strong yeast won't let you down. You'll have a more solid trub on bottom of the fv than us 05.
Also gv12 and wilkos yeast Are believed to be notts cheaper too
Also gv12 and wilkos yeast Are believed to be notts cheaper too
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Re: Notty
Did you rehydrate before pitching or just sprinkled dry yeast into the wort ?
I've always had Notty start within 12 hrs. Saturday's brewday using it saw activity within 5hrs.
I've always had Notty start within 12 hrs. Saturday's brewday using it saw activity within 5hrs.
Dan!
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Re: Notty
You sure it's fermenting, and not just venting CO2 caused by nucleation on the hops?D4nny74 wrote:Yes ended up kicking off that night lol went like the clappers for nearly 2 weeks , then when I dry hopped , it's started again lol
Cheers all
