MasterBlaster
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I have two batches of apricot wine going right now and I'd like to use the slurry to start a batch or two of pee. I am a little confused at the process of how to save the active slurry. I was planning on running these to almost completely dry, maybe a few points below dry, which will be around 12% ABV.
I am using EC-1118, so am I safe to let if go all the way dry and still have active yeast since EC-1118 is rated to go up to around 18%? Also, I have the fruit directly in my must, no bag. I usually filter the must through a strainer to get the fruit out when I rack to carboy. If I do this, will I still have enough yeast in the slurry to proceed to start the pee? And is the slurry basically just everything I would normally leave at the first rack, minus the big chunks of fruit pulp?
Sorry for the basic questions, I am just really excited to make this after two years of talking about it, and I don't want to mess it up. Thanks for any help I can get.
I am using EC-1118, so am I safe to let if go all the way dry and still have active yeast since EC-1118 is rated to go up to around 18%? Also, I have the fruit directly in my must, no bag. I usually filter the must through a strainer to get the fruit out when I rack to carboy. If I do this, will I still have enough yeast in the slurry to proceed to start the pee? And is the slurry basically just everything I would normally leave at the first rack, minus the big chunks of fruit pulp?
Sorry for the basic questions, I am just really excited to make this after two years of talking about it, and I don't want to mess it up. Thanks for any help I can get.