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aussie ale yeast pitch

Discussion in 'Beginners Beer Brewing Forum' started by joelsbrew, Dec 18, 2010.

 

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    joelsbrew

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    Posted Dec 18, 2010
    Hey guys just made my second homebrew (midwest supplies aussie ale light) and i pitched my yeast (safale us-50) my wort temp was at 65deg..is that to cold...thanks allot :mug:
     
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    avidhomebrewer

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    Posted Dec 18, 2010
    Probably on the lower end of the temp range. Let it warm up to room temperature and you should be ok.
     
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    PanzerBanana

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    Posted Dec 18, 2010
    It should be fine. Last batch I made, it was probably about that cool when I pitched. I ran to the store and was there longer than I'd planned. I don't know how that yeast acts but I used Safale English yeast. Haven't sprang for a wort chiller yet, so I lightly crack the lid and set my kettle afloat in a tub of cold water.
     
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