Hey everyone, this sunday will be week 6 in primary. I am wondering if when i bottle will i need to re-yeast for carbonation due to the probable stress the fermentation put on them and time in..
Fermentation is still going, judging by activity in the airlock and layer of krausen still. The plan is definitely to let it sit until at least 4 weeks or longer depending on the visual activity. The site i used initially said i would get 10.5% (Michigan brew supply) they have a recipe...
I have brewed 3 kits and did 2 beers of my own, that first one was fine and got good reviews but this one seems to have been quite the leap of faith. The big problem here was me utilizing a very basic kit on a very complex beer for my experience level. But there is always next beer...
The kits procedures are what got me here in the first place. The ingredients i researched/ winged it but the way i did this was based off of the ipa recipe kit i already had, but yeah i do agree and had intended on gaining experience through kits and reading with the occasional experiments.
I used dry Belgian ale yeast which is 85%-100% attenuation. I picked it specifically because of that and the fact it can handle alcohol at 16%. I used one vial of it. I would have to find the vial to give an ezact measurement but also I have fast pitch wort 4 pk can that i bought for my wife to...
So when should i take an fg reading at my desired fermentation time and then if it seems way to high do you think it would be okay to use a little dry champagne yeast to kick things back into gear?
Or once its done its done?
Ill take note, a lot of these things are left out of the little beer kit recipe/directions and ive been asing my process off of those. The vial of yeast said to warm to temp then shake to resuspend. I had to get some extra water in there to get everything out. I have a bottle neck fermenter...
I topped off to 5 gallons. I didn't do a starter culture or anything but the wort was cooled down properly, it definitely took off, if you read above i had a minor explosion and it looks and sounds like its going strong still. One mistake i think i made but not sure if it matters... is after i...
All i did for steeping was put the grains in the bag then turn the heat on and set a timer for 20 minutes so i dont think i went above the 160 range and if i did it wasnt for an extended amount of time. To put it in perspective it still took about 25 minutes to bring it to a boil after the...
We're at a week so far into primary still strong activity i just put the airlock on and had to switch back to the blowoff tube because it was pushing all the sanitizer out of the airlock. Its dry hopped and ready to sit some more. I planned on a 2 week primary, but since ita a big beer should i...
Should be good now, she said it was foaming from the airlock hole and rubber stopper so it must have clogged , will i need to put airlock on oce it settles or can i keep blow off tube on it?