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I have read and understand the fermentation process as the members here described it (approx 3 weeks in primary, no move to the secondary etc.) I was just wondering if this is true of the "kit" beer also that I bought. It had a dry yeast packet with it. I am a beginner brewer and using the knowledge from these forums as my guiding light.

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It depends on the Kit. Read the instructions. A Stout or Porter will want more time and with a lighter Ale less time may be needed. Get a hydrometer and USE it. Also if there are any late additions like oak chips, you will want to do a secondary or conditioning phase.

And a Barley Wine, don't get me started!!! (No kits that I know of but still same idea.)
 
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