roto
Member
Hi,
I'm sure this has been answered before, however I could not find a definitive answer using the search feature, so here goes...
My first lager was in the primary at 50 degrees for 12 days. I increased the temperature to 60 degrees on day 12 for a diacetyl rest, and plan on moving to secondary for lagering on day 14. My question is... is it OK to transfer to lager even though there is still quite a bit of airlock activity (which increased after raising the temperature)? Or should I leave it at the elevated temperature until activity stops/slows?
Thanks
I'm sure this has been answered before, however I could not find a definitive answer using the search feature, so here goes...
My first lager was in the primary at 50 degrees for 12 days. I increased the temperature to 60 degrees on day 12 for a diacetyl rest, and plan on moving to secondary for lagering on day 14. My question is... is it OK to transfer to lager even though there is still quite a bit of airlock activity (which increased after raising the temperature)? Or should I leave it at the elevated temperature until activity stops/slows?
Thanks