DodginBUIs
Well-Known Member
i misread the vial of yeast I used for an Alaskan Amber Clone (White Labs WL029). it said to pitch between 70-75, and ive been keeping the temp up there for all of fermentation. I'm 6 days in so far and its still bubbling away, is there anything I can do from here on out to reduce the bad effects of fermenting that high? I have since read it should have been fermented in the mid to upper 60s. I'm guessing I should finish out fermentation in that range. anything else? thx