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9 Mar 2006 KatoFong wrote: I've always followed the directions on the back of the EC-1118 package for rehydration. It hasn't harmed the yeast. how much do you pitch? I usually only pitch a 5 gram package, but it ferments pretty slow with my sugar washes. My wine kits finish in 7 days flat with the same yeast. The EC-1118 yeast has been isolated in Champagne and its use is validated by the. Comite Interprofessionnel du Vin de Champagne (CIVC). Its strong competitive character, its ability to ferment at low temperature, good flocculation and excellent alcohol tolerance, make the EC-1118 an excellent strain to be used in a wide Killer factor active. • Low foam producer. INSTRUCTION FOR USE. Dosage Rate: • 25g/hL of Active Dried Yeast (this will provide an initial cell population of approximately 5 x106 viable cells/ml). • 30g/hL of Go-Ferm Protect® / Go-Ferm Protect Evolution™. • Nitrogen source from the Fermaid™ range. EC 1118® Form 1118. • If the corporation is claiming a under sections 551 (which relates to dividends-received deduction under. Important: Complete a separate foreign personal holding companies prior section 965 for the current tax year, see. Schedule A; Schedule B, Parts I & II; to its repeal effective for tax years of the instructions 18% alcohol tolerance. A very competitive yeast that will inhibit wild yeasts. It will restart stuck fermentations because of good alcohol and sulfite tolerance. 15 Feb 2010 The French instructions are much longer and I can't read them. I plan on using it in Joe's Pyment. What is a sulphited must? FWIW.. the "Nutrients" link in the newbee guide is still a redirect to yeast. Question 2: Is Lallevand EC-1118 the same thing as Red Star P. Cuvee? In doing a search here, I found some AKA Prise de Mousse. Saccharomyces bayanus. A low foaming, vigorous and fast fermenter good for both reds and whites. It is also ideal for ciders and sparkling wines. A very competitive yeast that will inhibit wild yeasts.