PghMakesMeDrunk
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I was wondering if this is normal with this yeast? I dont have much experience with Belgian strains. I brewed this Wit on 3/2 and still have a good 1.5 - 2 inches of krausen going on with no signs of slowing down it seems. The airlock is bubbling, but not rapidly.
Everything went fine with the brewday and recipe. I pitched around 68 and has been at room temp. (about 68 degrees) since. I was hoping to add some more Coriander as a dry spice after 2 weeks once the Krausen had fell and have this ready for Easter. Anyone else experience this with wlp400? Maybe its just me, I make a lot of IPA's and am used to us05 or equivalent. I want to start doing more Belgians though.. Thanks..
Everything went fine with the brewday and recipe. I pitched around 68 and has been at room temp. (about 68 degrees) since. I was hoping to add some more Coriander as a dry spice after 2 weeks once the Krausen had fell and have this ready for Easter. Anyone else experience this with wlp400? Maybe its just me, I make a lot of IPA's and am used to us05 or equivalent. I want to start doing more Belgians though.. Thanks..