1016 after 3 weeks for me. 1020 is probably not a terrible fg for this beer. 1024 seems a bit high yet. Check again in 1 week. One of my favs so far and of everyone that's tried it. Plan on 3 weeks in the bottle until it's darn good.
I generally make simple extract kits. I don't use a secondary fetmenter because I don't usually need to dry hop or age extensively. 3 or 4 weeks primary is enough. However, im now making a stout that was 1070 og. It specifically calls for 4 weeks secondary. Is this a reason to actually do...
1.072 and 1.030. I use Rooftopbrew website and enter those numbers in their ABV calculator. You probably haven't reached final gravity yet though as its only fermented a week.
I agree. Timeframes, temperature and sanitation should be your focus. Don't over scrutinize the other things. No, u didn't ruin you beer and quite possibly didn't effect it at all.
As an extract brewer, I dump it all in. I don't use secondary but I primary for 3 or 4 weeks, siphon carefully and bottle. Maybe I've just been lucky but my beers have all been clear. Maybe it's different with all grain?
My dad thinks they spread it on crackers? I now believe he's dead wrong about thr yeast cake but maybe there's some other by-product he's thinking of? Regardless, I've eaten my first and last scoop of yeast cake.
Tried a finger full of yeast cake today after racking. My dad always claimed it's a delicacy in Europe. They can keep that crap in Europe because it was disgusting. Just an fyi.