I bought the cap for my SS brewbucket. can I proceed with the cold crash without problems?
https://www.ssbrewtech.com/collections/accessories/products/1-5-tc-cap
Omega Yeast recommends a temperature range from 20 °C to 25 °C.
at 20 °C the production of esters is abundant, I think it should be used at lower temperatures
in that bottling session I also bottled other lots that do not have that problem. some wild yeast could have come in when I pumped CO2 into the fermenter to purge a sulfur smell. now there is no trace of that smell.
i brewed a blanche with w3944.
all the bottles at the neck have this halo that makes me suspect some infection. it taste good but after 2 weeks it seems to struggle to referment. the fermenter, a 14gal ssbrewtech had previously been used to ferment grape wort but was then thoroughly cleaned with...
I am fermenting my RIS (83% m.otter, 6% crystal 11%roasted) mash 65 ° C, us05, OG1.100 and after 2 weeks FG1.031, I added sugar (20g / L) to increase 1abv to the secondary and fermentation is immediately re started. Is this the right way?
I am fermenting 30 liters of a blanche with wyeast 3944 and from the fourth day I feel a heavy smell of rotten eggs. I tasted a sample and it taste good. after 8 days FG seems to be stable at 1,015 (OG 1,052) which is a few points too much. What can I do now?
I fermented an ipa punk clone, fermentation ended after 1 week with FG1.013. I add 7g / L hop pellets and from that moment the airlock begins to bubble for 2 weeks when I proceed with a taste and the beer has no trace of dry hopping and is completely degassed. FG always stable at 1.013. what...
ok thanks, I could use the most attenuating yeast to ferment a belgian imperial stout based on brewdog recipe of AB:05 that in the last brew has remained little attenuated.