I'm making a Belgian Wit, I fermented at 65F for 1 week and just transferred it to the secondary. Should I lower the temperature or leave it around 65? If lower it, to what?
Have it then sit 2 weeks right?
This might be a noob question, but where do the calories in non-alcoholic beer come from? I always thought the calories were just from the alcohol, hence why light beer is lower in alcohol AND calories.
SO I've just finished brewing my first lager using the Bavarian Lager yeast, its currently sitting at 50deg and has been so for two days. Any advice on scheduling?
How long should I sit it at 50?
Should I drop the temperature?
When should I transfer to secondary?
Should I drop the...
So I bought a Ranco one-stage electronic temperature control and didn't expect that I had to wire it myself. Well I'm dumb and don't know what NC NO or anything else I see inside this thing means... has anyone else ever wired one of these who could explain it to me? Even just an image of yours...
Have any suggestions. General recipie below.
6lbs 2row malt
1lb 10L crystal
1.5lb honey
1oz saaz hops
1oz lavendar total
I want this to be done by July 27th, just a clean crisp simple lager or blonde I suppose if we're going ale. It's for my mom's b-day. It just needs to be bottled by...
I'm trying to make a beer for someone that will be done by July 27th. (At least bottled by then) is it possible to make a lager that fast or should I make an ale to be safe.
Possible turbo schedule for lager:
BREW
6/20 PRIMARY
6/30 SECONDARY
7/10 COLD CONDITIONING / LAGERING
7/26...
I want to try cold conditioning an IPA I have in a carboy.
When do I do this? How do I do this? How long do I do this?
The fermentation temp was 66deg, what temp should I cold condition at?
Someone told me that force carbed beers have a forced carb taste. That the natural way creates smaller more enfused bubbles. Either way I'd still like to know the technique for both
This is the first time I've kegged so I'm very unsure about the process...
So I've got two batches of beer "coconut porter" and "strawberry wheat" which have been sitting in a carboy for 3 weeks. I'm about to add the kegging sugar and keg these two beers.
I'm using beersmith recipie...