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    Weizenbock Weizenbock

    Bocks and Doppelbocks are lagers - sort of stronger versions of, say, the hell/dunkel varieties. But a Weissbock/Weizenbock would use Weissbier yeast, because it is a stronger version of a Weissbier. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
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    Stuck Fermentation with 3711 (I know, right?)

    The champagne yeast definitely did basically nothing. And I agree that the 3711 shouldn't have stopped, but it did, for some reason. That said, I do have news: I bought another pack, made a starter (and split it between two stuck batches - I have all the luck), and put it in a ca. 80* water...
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    Stuck Fermentation with 3711 (I know, right?)

    Nada. I'm thinking I must have simply underpitched, maybe combined with not enough aeration - but only because I'm always paranoid about under-aerating my wort. I've made a starter of some champagne yeast, I'll be pitching it later today, we'll see if that dries it out a bit.
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    Stuck Fermentation with 3711 (I know, right?)

    Yes, it was quite swollen when I pitched. Yes, I aerated it both as the word was going into the carboy and then shook the carboy for 1-2 minutes twice before attaching the airlock. I've checked the hydrometer against my tap water and discovered it read .005, so I've been subtracting that...
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    Stuck Fermentation with 3711 (I know, right?)

    Hey, all. I've been lurking here for a while now, but this is my first actual post. So, cheers, everybody! My problem is this: I have a partial mash Saison fermenting right now, with an OG of 1.056, and it's not budging (almost a week now) from the SG of 1.025. Here's the skinny: it...
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