Ale yeast seems to sink in three days...
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MattHollingsworth
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Some yeast are real top croppers and create a big head late in the ferment, towards the end. Some don't. Some just drop. Don't worry. Take a gravity reading if you're super worried. Otherwise, let it sit a few more days, then take a gravity reading.
Many of my beers finish basically fermenting in ~3 days.
Many of my beers finish basically fermenting in ~3 days.
MattHollingsworth
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What yeast is it?
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I've found that yeast to take forever to clear!
MattHollingsworth
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Duvel! Tasty yeast.
I have it in house, but haven't used it in a while, so couldn't say about the head dropping.
You made as starter? Fermentation started quickly?
Anyway, whatever the case, I wouldn't worry about it. Wait a week and measure the SG.
I have it in house, but haven't used it in a while, so couldn't say about the head dropping.
You made as starter? Fermentation started quickly?
Anyway, whatever the case, I wouldn't worry about it. Wait a week and measure the SG.
