RLinNH

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Yesterday I pitched 2 Carboys of Haus' Pale Ale with Safe Ale S-05. Today, the Carboys are at 62-64 degrees. I do have Fermentation going on, but nothing Overly Aggresive. 1 Bubble in the Blow Off Bucket about every 10-15 seconds. I'd like the temp to be at about 68, but I see no harm in them being at this lower temp. It'll take a little longer for Primary to complete, but I have nothing but time. Are their any negatives to being at this lower temp for my Primary Fermentation? I feel that as long as I keep a Vigilant eye on the Temp to insure that it doesn't drop below 62 degrees, I should be good.

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On Deck Late Hop IPA
Primary Campers Delight Ordinary Bitter, German Alt, Simcoe Sevada
Secondary Maibock/Hells Bock
Bottled Saison
Kegged Camper's Delight Ordinary Bitter
On Tap Camper's Delight Ordinary Bitter

ScoutMan

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I almost always use S05 at 60 degrees. No problems, actually a cleaner beer with fewer esters. Does take awhile to ferment out completely. Usually 12 days as opposed to 7, but I very seldom use a secondary vessel, so it is of little concern to me.

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Primary- Export Stout
Kegged - Mt

jpuf

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I agree with scout, you may be pleasantly surprised. I'd let it be.

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On tap: Porter
In process: Mead, Apfelwein
On deck: Holiday something?

mew

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Is that the temperature inside the carboys or the ambient temperature? The temperature of the wort will usually be 3 to 5 degrees higher than ambient.

RLinNH

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Inside the carboys

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You Can Give A Man A Fish and Feed Him For a Day, or You Can Teach Him To Fly Fish And Spoil Him For Life

On Deck Late Hop IPA
Primary Campers Delight Ordinary Bitter, German Alt, Simcoe Sevada
Secondary Maibock/Hells Bock
Bottled Saison
Kegged Camper's Delight Ordinary Bitter
On Tap Camper's Delight Ordinary Bitter