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Are you saying that I should pit them in the fridge now or after three weeks?

Hey guys I am excited to announce that last night I successfully racked 50 bottles of bitter ale. Primary was about 10 days and had a final hydro reading of 1.012. After a quick taste test it was official and I bottled it! 2-3 weeks and I will be kicking back some ale for my birthday!

Thanks, I figured the bath tub would be best.

I am going to invade it if you get that! ;)

My first brew I went with a yorkshire bitter extract. The guy at the store said it is the easiest to make and the most tolerable of rookie mistakes.

Ok, quick question. I currently live in las Vegas and as you may know it gets really warm here. I have a yorkshire bitter in primary for about five days now. I am leaving out of state for the next two days and cannot run the air condition the while time i am gone. The temp doesnt get any...

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If you brew that much....then I say go for it

Very expensive

I cannot wait to drink my first brew....it will taste awful, but at least its mine!

Firestone pale ale from san luis Obispo

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It is a dry packet of belgian yeast.

Should the yeast packets that I am not using be in the refrigerator? I have many yeast packets for next batches and just wanted to know and cant get a straight answer. So thought I would ask here

I am still very new at this but the guy who owns the brew store here said at least 10 days in the primary to allow the yeast to clean everything up.

I know....trying to be patient but I am also a perfectionist. I want that beer to be liquid gold! ! :)

Also, maybe a stupid question...but what do you mean by "rack?"

Ok, I was just checking. I will sit and let it do its thing for the next week and I will get a hydrometer this weekend and get a reading.

Ok, so I have read on here that people were having problems with their fermentation process not starting right off the bat. Mine started within about 3 hours and had serious bubbles in my airlock; however my issue now after about 72 hours the bubbling has stopped completely. I cannot find...