KilhavenBrew
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I usually use Wyeast Medium to low flocculation strains of yeast. When using this lower floc yeast, I get good carbonation using my formula on how much Priming sugar to use. I do not want to introduce another strain of yeast into my beer on bottling and never have had to.
If a yeast is highly flocculation like the one I used first time called Dry English Ale yeast WLP007, am I gonna have trouble getting carbonation?
Any experience with this and bottling? I am worried that if the beer is too clear, there will be no required yeast to carbonate the beer.
Do I use more priming sugars? What should I do. It is an Irish Dry stout with O gravity at 1.058 and a Final gravity of 1.017 so I got good Attenuation. But stout or no stout, I like good carbonation. All Extract beer process too. I still need to learn to mini mash one day.
If a yeast is highly flocculation like the one I used first time called Dry English Ale yeast WLP007, am I gonna have trouble getting carbonation?
Any experience with this and bottling? I am worried that if the beer is too clear, there will be no required yeast to carbonate the beer.
Do I use more priming sugars? What should I do. It is an Irish Dry stout with O gravity at 1.058 and a Final gravity of 1.017 so I got good Attenuation. But stout or no stout, I like good carbonation. All Extract beer process too. I still need to learn to mini mash one day.