Brewed Imperial Stout last week and it’s been in 5 gallon bucket for last 7 days. Problem is I can’t get a good gravity sample from the bottom nozzle of the bucket because of the large amount of sediment that settled on the bottom. I’m concerned that this will also cause a problem transferring...
Haven’t used a snack pack for awhile. I’ve had it in the refrigerator since I received it a couple of days ago. After I activate it should I leave it in the refrigerator or leave it in room temperature for the yeast to do their work. Thanks!
Hello Everyone. I'll apologize in advance for this long message but I could use some advice. Started with 3 gallons of unpasteurized cider on my stovetop temp at 185 for 45 minutes to kill any wild yeast and added 2 lbs of brown sugar.. After cooling added my yeast started that contained Red...
Fermentation was complete...took 2 hydrometer readings over 3 days with no change. Did not add any sugar. I was planning on leaving the kegs at room temp for 14 days then pressurize or should I pressurize now?
Only my second time kegging and I have some questions. Here's the background.
-Fermented beer for 14 days.
-Had to filter beer through cheese cloth due to outrageous amount of sediment at the bottom of fermenter.
-Filled two 2.5 gallon kegs.
Questions:
1. How long should I leave in kegs...
Not new to homebrewing, but first time kegging and I think I screwed up. I have (2) 2.5 gallon kegs. I put in my priming sugar, poured in the kegs, pressurized and then PUT IN THE REFRIGERATOR!!! Did I screw up? Can I still take them out and let them condition at room temp???