72 degree fermentation?

MyMistake · Sep 2, 2009

Does anybody have suggestions for yeasts that will do well at 72 degrees? I'm not ready to build a fermentation chamber yet but my garage holds pretty steady, so I think I'll have good luck if I pick the right yeast.

I'm sure the information is here somewhere, but I haven't found it yet.

Thanks!

Parker36 · Sep 2, 2009

You could brew a Belgian beer. I like to have all of those yeasts ferment warmer (72+) to get the real flavor profile out of them. I also like to ferment some hefeweizens warmer (Wyeast 3068 is a personal favorite)

Pappers_ · Sep 2, 2009

Hi! If you go to the White Labs website, they have info on all their yeasts including recommended temperature range.

Bsquared · Sep 3, 2009

I lived next to a guy that bought a boat once called "My Miss Jake"...Try a Belgian yeast, they like it hot...:cross:

KYB · Sep 3, 2009

I've brewed a number over beers at 72 or more and they came out just fine. Of course lower would be better, it will still be fine.

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