sfrice80
Well-Known Member
Hello,
Bear in mind, I'm still a newbie and this whole process but I have a question regarding the raspberry wheat beer, this was my very first batch and has been sitting in my secondary for about a week now and I just racked my second batch into the secondary this morning which was a Weizenbier from BB. The color comparison between the two are huge! My raspberry wheat looks like a stout sitting next to my weizenbier.
The first batch(raspberry wheat), I used a liquid yeast, which I thought did a good job but my second batch(Weizenbier) I used a dry yeast and there was a huge difference. The dry yeast fermented way more aggressively. Can the level and amount of fermentation affect the color of the beer? I'm concerned about the dark color of my raspberry wheat and that it possibly didnt sit in the primary long enough, I racked after 5 days in the primary. Any feedback is greatly appreciated!
Bear in mind, I'm still a newbie and this whole process but I have a question regarding the raspberry wheat beer, this was my very first batch and has been sitting in my secondary for about a week now and I just racked my second batch into the secondary this morning which was a Weizenbier from BB. The color comparison between the two are huge! My raspberry wheat looks like a stout sitting next to my weizenbier.
The first batch(raspberry wheat), I used a liquid yeast, which I thought did a good job but my second batch(Weizenbier) I used a dry yeast and there was a huge difference. The dry yeast fermented way more aggressively. Can the level and amount of fermentation affect the color of the beer? I'm concerned about the dark color of my raspberry wheat and that it possibly didnt sit in the primary long enough, I racked after 5 days in the primary. Any feedback is greatly appreciated!