I killed my beer??
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MA_Brewer
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When is the funeral? J/K, see above post - It'll be fine.
this batch is doing the right thing! You should move to the secondary tank for clarifying and conditioning after the primary fermentation is over. I use the 1-2-3 rule- One week in primary (or more), two weeks in secondary, three in the bottle. Usually I leave it in the primary for 10 days or so, because of my work schedule.
This just means you transfered your previous beers a bit too early. If you rack before fermentation is done, you're just going to get additional sediment in your secondary. I like to wait untill all activity has stopped and it actually begins to clear. THEN I rack it. What that means is most batches sit in primary for 10-14 days. This is tough if you don't brew enough, you get anxious.
LarMoeCur
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Put is in bottles and send it to me I'll make sure it gets desposed of properly.
LarMoeCur said:
Oh ok... gee 'wiz' I hope thats beer I'm putting in the bottle.
I just keged and added co2.
in 2 weeks I'll take a hit and see how it is.
I now got all 4 kegs filled up.
Bass Ale
Experimental one
Experimental Honey Pilsner
Modified Newcastle Nut Brown Ale
Evan!
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Raffie said:
I'd imagine that, if you get high before you taste it, that might have some effect on your judgment...but what do I know?
