For brewers who brew on a larger scale, repitching yeast and storing certain varieties of yeast for a long time is a crucial element to their long-term success. You can get away with storing yeast in simple containers when you’re just starting out, but eventually, you’ll need that extra level of consistency. That’s where a yeast brink comes in. Here we’re going to give you a few tips for storing repitched yeast in yeast brinks so you can get the most out of them.

Improving brewhouse applications simply means faster brewhouse turnaround, minimizing the time invested in each vessel e.g. mixing tank, lauter vessel.

In breweries, pipes are complex components that require thorough cleaning. We have to make full use of mechanics to improve the cleaning effect, because the flow conditions have a great influence. If the flow rate is too slow, the liquid tends to stratify, and then the flow rate starts to slow down from the center to the edges. In this case, it is difficult to remove the dirt. Therefore, when cleaning the pipeline, it is necessary to ensure high speed to generate vortex.

What are the two main yeasts in beer brewing?No two yeast strains have the same characteristics. The two main types of yeast used in beer equipment are: ale yeast and lager yeast.