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48-Hour Turbo Yeast
48-hour turbo yeast with AG is a Dual purpose yeast that can make. 14% ABV in 48 hours or 20% ABV in 5 days. The 48-Hour Turbo is specially formulated for a pure fermentation, and produces very little volatiles so it makes a very nice wash for distilling.
FRESH in from Sweden. The most advanced 48-hour turbo yeast in the world. Mile Hi only sells fresh turbo yeast for all you distilling needs from whiskey to vodka yeast. Other company's sell this same 48 hour turbo yeast for about $5.00 but we buy in bulk to save you money. We also sell the same turbo yeast in bulk to save you even more money. If buying in bulk just keep in a cool place and should give it about 1 year self life. Also remember yeast will not just magically die off it could loss a little activity and take longer to ferment but even sitting for over a year it should be fine.
Instructions: Pour 5.5 gallons (21L) of warm water (104 Degrees Fahrenheit/40 Degrees Celsius) into your fermenter. Add 13 lbs. sugar to make 14% alc./vol. in 2 days, or 18 lbs. to make 20% alc./vol. in 5 days. Mix well until sugar is completely dissolved. Add the Turbo Yeast package contents and stir for one minute. Leave to ferment between 70-85 Degrees Fahrenheit/21-30 Degrees Celsius until fermentation ceases. Complete fermentation times are temperature dependent.
Important Notice: After your sugar is dissolved, cool to 70-80 Degrees Fahrenheit before adding your yeast. Any temperature 65 Degrees Fahrenheit or lower will cause your yeast to become dormant as well
Instructions will also be labeled on bag of yeast.
1 bag to be used for a 6.5 gallon wash
Net Weight: 135 grams ( 4.75 oz )
Don't forget to get your 2-Stage Clearing Agent
If you are in a cold climate, you may be interested in a Brew Belt to keep your wash warm.
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Leslie Hensley –
David T. –
A little expensive, but works great
frank –
Great product. Works as stated on package.
Stephen Davidson –
My "go to" turbo yeast. I've been distilling off and on since 2013 when I got my license from the TTB. I've tried numerous brands of turbo yeast and none of them hold a candle to the performance this one has and none of them can even come close to the results that I get each and every time either. Just make sure that you stay between 70 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit or 21 and 27 degrees Celsius and you will get some phenomenal results. If you liquify the sugar and stay between the temperatures I listed, you will not get any extremely nasty smells and there's no off flavors either. This is also the cleanest fermenting yeast that I've ever seen. Combined with the turbo clear, you will have a 20% ABV that looks clean and clear as water.
Mark Evenson –
Works great!! I use this for my sugar washes. Makes a great neutral spirit.
Duane –
Excellent product - have used it for years.
chae007 –
I get very good results using this yeast works great every time. The longer it runs the higher your yields.
Bruce Wilgus –
This stuff works great and I always get 20% yield.
Chris Marrie –
Chris M
I have been using this yeast for years now with very good results. When I still off a batch using this yeast. I pour a test batch into my 250 Ml beaker then I put my hydrometer in and it usually reads 90 to 92% . That is leaving the wash to do it's stuff for 10 days.
Charles Dock –
Good stuff for sure!
Jayson Barker –
Awesome yeast! This stuff performs like no other and I have tried many different kinds. No off flavors and produces 20% alcohol every time. The instructions are kind of off. just be sure to add yeast when temperature of sugar water is below 80F and above 70F and it will work great. At first you will need hot water to dissolve the sugar just make sure the temp of the sugar water is below 80F before adding yeast or the high temp will kill the yeast. Thanks Mile High for a great price on a superior yeast.
Scott Taylor –
Robert Poutre –
Scott Taylor –
Warren B –
One of the best turbo yeast on the market!! Starts working in about an hour, around the three hour mark it's blowing the water out of the air lock!!
7-8 days it's done, consistantly produces 20% alcohol by volume.
My 8 gallon can with 2" reflux tower with 110 volt 2200W heating element, two copper packing and rashing rings will produce 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 gallons of 186 proof whisky from 8 gallons of wash.....simply fantastic!!!
Steven Mark –
Great yeast, always works well. Only complaint is it smells a little like rotten eggs during the fermentation process. Other than that worth every penny.
unknown –
Pure awesomeness in a bag!
Robert Johnston –
When I don't have time to wait This is my go to.
lorie lapodaca –
When I don't have time to wait This is my go to.
n/a –
Can't beat the turbo yeast for a sugar wash. It is faxt with a high ABV
JB from MT –
I've used this yeast many times and always have great luck. I also use their 2-stage clearing agent and turns out a very good product. I use a column still and then filter with Mile Hi filter unit have fantastic clear, odorless, tasteless, high proof spirit that we add essence or oak chips to. I'll use this again and again.
lorie lapodaca –
I've used this yeast many times and always have great luck. I also use their 2-stage clearing agent and turns out a very good product. I use a column still and then filter with Mile Hi filter unit have fantastic clear, odorless, tasteless, high proof spirit that we add essence or oak chips to. I'll use this again and again.
unknown –
for me ,it works best if let go for a week.
Jack –
I have had excellent results with this yeast. You can't beat the price..
Jack –
Mile-Hi's turbo yeast works as well as other turbo yeasts that cost twice as much. Works great every time
Brad –
High yield on proof. Clears really well.
Joe Pangborn –
Easy to use with great results. Pour it in, stir it up, and let the turbo yeast do the rest. Works great.
the california oakie –
works really well an the shipping is fast i will continue to use it takes longer then 48 hours but i only use 1 packet of yeast for like a 20 gallon batch so i dont expect it to finish in 48 hours but in about 5 days its done an fermented everything
Todd –
I have used this product for over 10 years. Consistent quality, consistent performance.
ditchbanker7w –
this stuff works wonders i use for grain mash sugar mash an injust did a batch of honey mash works as it says an i dont even use the recomended amounts 1 package goes a long way
James Whitney –
I have used this product several times and have had fantastic results I will continue to use it.
Scott –
Works great, yield is about 20% in
5-7 days if you follow package directions. When used with a clarifying agent it produces a good neutral spirit with no off flavors.
comdac –
Always works well. I usually let it work for 2-3 weeks.
Perry C. –
Within 1/2 hour of closing the lid on the mash bucket, the fermentation lock was bubbling and hasn't stopped yet. We're looking for the 5-7 day s before we start to distill, and thus far it's looking superb!