Read the patent

Benzaldehyde (106 mg, 1 mmol),

petroleum ether (80 ml),
ethanol (0.5 ml),
baker's yeast (5 g)
and the pyruvic acid buffer (5 ml)
were stirred at 50° C. for 24 h.
That is a little over 90 ml total so figure `100 ml and that gets you just 30 mg
L-PAC
Times 3333 = 333 liters. Use a 350 L stirred bioreactor regulated to 50 C. That
gets you 100 g if you do everything right.

Once Upon a Time the famous Uncle Fester recommended next proportion of starters
for brewing L-PAC:
1 part of glucose, 1 part of yeast, 20 parts of water, 1/12 part of Benzaldehyde
.
If (as Uncle Fester claimed) you could get of 85% yield of L-PAC on your Benzald
ehyde,
So to get 100 gr. of L-PAC, you probably will need 120 gr. of Benzaldehyde, 1.44
kg. of sugar, 1.44 kg. yeast,
28.8 L. of water. Considering the foam, you'll probably need volume of 50-60 lit
re container.