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14 day old ipa 6.5%

Discussion in 'Beginners Beer Brewing Forum' started by brewtus72, Nov 15, 2012.

 

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    brewtus72

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    Posted Nov 15, 2012
    Is it normal for an ipa this young and right off a dry hop to b kinda hot in the alcohol. It has no off flavors but is hot in alcohol ferment temps were at 65 the whole time so shldnt be fusels is this just another case of young brew?
     
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    brewtus72

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    Posted Nov 15, 2012
    Someone give me your thoughts on this please?
     
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    dobberson24

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    Posted Nov 15, 2012
    Is it bottled or are you just sampling from the primary? What yeast did you use?
     
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    willness33

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    Posted Nov 15, 2012
    A little impatient huh? Yeah, the alcohol hotness will mellow.
     
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    brewtus72

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    Posted Nov 15, 2012
    Yea kinda impatient lol it is in the keg under the set and forget at 10 psi for 7-10 days. Its an extremely bitter beer as well used 3oz on dry hop 2oz cascade 1oz simcoe. I hope it mellows
     
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    dobberson24

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    Posted Nov 15, 2012
    Well there's your problem. I would suggest leaving it on the yeast to mellow and clean up for at least 2 weeks. I do at least 3. Even for an IPA.
     
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    sudsmcgee

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    Posted Nov 15, 2012
    I wouldn't say it's "normal". I just tried my 8% gravity reading at 3 days in and it's not all all hot. In fact, I could drink it right now!
     
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    Johnnyhitch1

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    Posted Nov 15, 2012
    Check out your original thread. They tend to be answered first, just a thought also. Were a great crowd here and ive learned TONS of information on this site. Your question will be answered just give it time!

    Good luck with the IPA and enjoy the dry-hop
     
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    brewtus72

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    Posted Nov 15, 2012
    Thank you guys. Hope my beer ends up being a good one
     
  10. #10
    Jay1

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    Posted Nov 15, 2012
    I'd give it a few more minutes. Not much though, I like my IPA's fresh!
     
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