So I brewed Ed Wort's Bavarian Hefeweizen from Brewmasters Warehouse (great service btw) and it has been in primary for about 10 days now. So last night I went down to grab a gravity reading and there was a thick yellow-ey gelatinous layer on top. It sort of looked like a compacted krausen (sorry no pics yet).
Does that seem normal?
Anyway...it tasted normal and read out @ 1.020. So...I guess I made beer.
Probably just krausen. I love that recipe and it is 2 of my last three batches. If you used the recommended weinstpehan yeast, it's a very active ferment with a thick krausen. Both of mine kept going to an FG of 1.009 though so yours may not be done.
Last edited by steakandale; 03-17-2010 at 01:58 PM.
So I brewed Ed Wort's Bavarian Hefeweizen from Brewmasters Warehouse (great service btw) and it has been in primary for about 10 days now. So last night I went down to grab a gravity reading and there was a thick yellow-ey gelatinous layer on top. It sort of looked like a compacted krausen (sorry no pics yet).
Does that seem normal?
Anyway...it tasted normal and read out @ 1.020. So...I guess I made beer.
It is most likley just krausen. I have the same thing on top of my blonde ale in the primary right now. The sample I pulled of was just fine.
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