Wort Emergency

Dynachrome · Feb 21, 2010

Wort emergency.

It's getting late. I gotta work in the morning.

Can you just let the wort sit and do the hopping boil the next evening? Call me crazy....

Yuri_Rage · Feb 21, 2010

At least boil it for a few minutes (no hops), then put a lid on it for the night. It should be ok.

Dynachrome · Feb 22, 2010

I have foam appearing....

I had thought of trying to cheat (cheay myself?) on the length of hopping. Reduce the first to 40 minutes, the second to 15 minutes, third five minutes, and keep the fourth at 5 minutes. It will still take time to cool though.

Dynachrome · Feb 22, 2010

What the heck, it's a learning process. Good night all. I'll see what I get.

Dynachrome · Feb 25, 2010

I did the hopping boil, cooled, and pitched the yeast Monday night, 24 hours later. Tonight (Wednesday) it smells like great beer in the making. I used Nottinghams yeast and it really took off.

Dynachrome · Feb 10, 2013

This thread had no business having the word "emergency" in it.

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