I just sprinkled the yeast into the beer and I oxygenated it by shaking it up for a while. And the 62 degree is controlled pretty well. Is it ok to test the beer even though it's been a few days. Because they say opening it can affect the fermentation. But if the gravity is changing just let it...
Yea last night when I got home from work I saw a bunch of co2 bubbles so now I can feel better it took two and a half days. By now I'm more relaxed. Thanks again
I am wondering when is the best time to add fruit? Is using real fruit better than using an extract? Because I am gonna make a wheat beer with blueberries so if anyone has any ideas please let me know.
I am making a milk stout and ive had it fermenting for over 24 hours and i still havent seen any co2 bubbles coming out of the stopper. so what should i do and how much longer should i wait to test the beer again with the hydrometer. i am new at this so any feed back will help me greatly thanks.