madbird1977
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In the nb instructions it noted to do that when going to secondary but on darker brews I tend to stick with primary. Any cause for concern? Should I still rack to secondary?
added cacao nibs to primary after chocolate stout sat 3 weeks...
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kyleobie
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I don't think it's going to be a big deal, but I usually rack to secondary whenever I add something to the fermenter, especially if it will sink to the bottom and get mixed with the trub.
Lots of people do their flavoring additions/dry hops in primary. You're good
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Hey Madbird did you ever end up adding nibs to the primary? I am going to do the NB Milk Stout and I only have a primary. If so, how'd it turn out? Should I add the nibs via a mesh bag to keep it off yeast cake?
can I do primary in racking bucket (with spigot) then move to 5 gallon glass carboy for secondary?
Thoughts?
can I do primary in racking bucket (with spigot) then move to 5 gallon glass carboy for secondary?
Thoughts?
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madbird1977
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Yep I added the nibs, also some brown sugar and some vanilla expresso. Turned into a crazy stout. Chocolate, coffee, and wonderful.
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