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Typically after I pitch yeast my brew have fermented as follows.
Strong ferment action following morning after pitching.
Temp at 67-68 degrees for about 3-4 days
Temp drops to 64-65 as ferment dies down. By day 5-6 bubbling in blow off has tapered down and krausen has dissipated. Day 7, I transfer and dry hop.
My last 2 batch have taken significantly longer. A good 10-14 days before bubbling in blow off tapers down and krausen to fall. Why is this I wonder? Is it better or worse that it takes longer?
Haven't changed my process. Always use a yeast starter. Ambient house temp is 66 degress. Efficiency has got better, using less grain to hit projected OG numbers. And I feel the beers are tasting better, maybe Im getting better at my process. My main concern is, why has my primary ferment time nearly doubled?
Strong ferment action following morning after pitching.
Temp at 67-68 degrees for about 3-4 days
Temp drops to 64-65 as ferment dies down. By day 5-6 bubbling in blow off has tapered down and krausen has dissipated. Day 7, I transfer and dry hop.
My last 2 batch have taken significantly longer. A good 10-14 days before bubbling in blow off tapers down and krausen to fall. Why is this I wonder? Is it better or worse that it takes longer?
Haven't changed my process. Always use a yeast starter. Ambient house temp is 66 degress. Efficiency has got better, using less grain to hit projected OG numbers. And I feel the beers are tasting better, maybe Im getting better at my process. My main concern is, why has my primary ferment time nearly doubled?