So, brewed a Blue Moon Belgian Blond Clone using Danstar Nottingham. Due to time constraints and quite possibly the crappiest thermometer you can buy, pitched the yeast with the wort temp. about 80*(thats what the liquid crystal thermometer on the fermenter said after about 20 min). After about 5 hours i have a vigorous fermentation working with air bubbles through the airlock at at least one per second. Rehydrated per the instructions on the package and added 1/2 tsp of wyeast nutrients. What, if any off flavors can i expect from pitching to a wort at such a high temp? Thought at first that it would just kill the yeast and would have to repitch, but seems to be going OK. Still pretty green and looking for some advice. Thanks
Rock Chalk
Chris
Rock Chalk
Chris