Hopper5000
Well-Known Member
So, I am going to be making a Belgian Tripel in the next couple of weeks. I am planning making about 15% of the grain bill be candi sugar. I have only made beers where sugar is less than 10% of the bill and I usually add it in the boil (at the end) with no ill effects.
I know there are differing schools of thought on whether to add these larger amounts of sugar to the boil or in primary. I was reading that yeast will eat the simpler sugars first and their metabolism can actually switch over to that type of sugar, thus not eating the malose barley sugars and causing stuck fermentation.
I am just curious what people's experiences have been with either methods.
I do make yeast starters and just started doing O2 injection into my wort so the yeast should be pretty healthy.
I know there are differing schools of thought on whether to add these larger amounts of sugar to the boil or in primary. I was reading that yeast will eat the simpler sugars first and their metabolism can actually switch over to that type of sugar, thus not eating the malose barley sugars and causing stuck fermentation.
I am just curious what people's experiences have been with either methods.
I do make yeast starters and just started doing O2 injection into my wort so the yeast should be pretty healthy.