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Chris Primary: Air Secondary:Air Bottle Conditioning:Imperial Stout |
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Do yourself a favor, let it spend more than 10 days in primary. The last RIS I brewed spent 6 weeks in primary. An imperial stout is a huge beer that needs time to come into its own, 10 days is insufficient to brew a good RIS.
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Well, i guess it's off to the brew shop in the AM to pick up some stuff that won't take as long, lol, while i'm waiting for this to ferment. I love a good stout but it didn't realize that it took that long.
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