How quickly will bread yeast take to create and ethanol concentration of ~15%~,~10% and ~5%~ in at 30°C.I believe bread yeast is designed to rapidly fement(at first at least) but is not that ethanol tolerent so will progressively slow down as the ethanol concentration climes.I appologise if a similar thread has been posted already somewhere else on here by somebody else. NOTE:I am not asking for a precise answer just a rough estimation from experience even from wine yeast.
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Maybe it's not your answer but I've tried to brew beer with baking yeast from non alcoholic beer! I tried two times and gain even less than 5%, but my friend with another breed yeast (a french yeast in a blue container which I don't know the name) reached to approximately 8%. So I'm gonna to try once again with his yeast.– saiedCommented Oct 12, 2018 at 11:27
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I don't know if any bakers yeast that is tollerant to much more than 5% Alcohol By Volume.
Hypothetically: A fermentable solution can fully attenuate in a matter of hours with enough adapted yeast and oxygen. But will never exceed the ABV tollerance of the strian.
answered Apr 3, 2016 at 4:10
