St peters ipa

RichK said:

I've not done this kit but I'd probably just use a Wilko Gervin yeast (do you have a Wilkinsons nearby?)

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Dicko said:

Hi all.
I was going to start the St peters ipa tonight and realised its a muntons kit with a miserly 6g sachet of yeast. Has anyone had any issues with the kit yeast and if so, any suggestions for a replacement?

Thanks in advance

Dicko

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Dicko said:

Hi all.
I was going to start the St peters ipa tonight and realised its a muntons kit with a miserly 6g sachet of yeast. Has anyone had any issues with the kit yeast and if so, any suggestions for a replacement?

Thanks in advance

Dicko

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TiddlyWin said:

I had fermentation issues with a muttons kit a few weeks back. Nothing time didn't sort out though.

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Jakeyboi said:

I made this kit in Jan. Had no issues with the yeast and the beer is lovely. Still have some bottles left and it is quite sublime. i recommend 3 months in the bottle for excellent results.

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Dicko said:

Hi jakeyboi thanks for the reply.
I've read through the threads on the kit and nobody mentioned a problem with the kit yeast so just wanted to make sure.
Just out of interest did you brew it per instructions, (32 pints)?

Dicko

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Dicko said:

Hi tiddlywin.
The reason I was concerned was I've just bottled a conkerwood over the weekend which had stuck at 1020. After the usual attempts at trying to get it going again I eventually re-pitched a Wilko real ale yeast. All told it spent 4 weeks in the FV.

Dicko

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TiddlyWin said:

Yeah. I noticed that the Muttons kit I had which stopped just shy of 1012 spent an extra week in the FV prior to bottling. Actually turned out very well and now have none of the left haha.

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