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Old 12-05-2004, 05:31 PM
Don Hettinga
 
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Repitching

I have a lager with a stuck fermentation. Can't get the gravity to drop
below 1.028. I'm going to repitch another shot of Wyeast Danish Lager.
Should I stir it in or just pour it and let it sink? I don't want to
oxygenate it. Any thoughts?


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Old 12-05-2004, 05:31 PM
Glenn L.
 
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Re: Repitching


"Don Hettinga" <hettinga1105@charter.net> wrote in message
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> I have a lager with a stuck fermentation. Can't get the gravity to drop
> below 1.028. I'm going to repitch another shot of Wyeast Danish Lager.
> Should I stir it in or just pour it and let it sink? I don't want to
> oxygenate it. Any thoughts?
>
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You might want to make a starter with this one, just to make sure you dose
it with a good supply of yeast. Personally, I wouldn't worry too much about
aerating it. Any oxygen you add to the beer will probably be used by the
new yeast during the fermentation.


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