So on 3/14 I brewed a Belgian Wit with an OG of 1052, and it is still showing signs of active fermentation, I tested the G today and its 1028, any thoughts as to why its going so slow. Temp has been right around 67F
I was thinking of just adding them right into the secondary, they came from a local commercial grower so I feel pretty same that they are clean, I hope..
I have a base for a fruit beer in primary and I am going to add 4lbs of marionberry to the secondary. Do I need to steep them or can I thaw them out and throw them right in?
For conditioning in the Keg
Do I need to pressurize the keg?
Do I keep the keep the keg in my fermenting room (AKA Spare Bedroom)?
Is it any different than conditioning in a carboy? I have more of them than kegs.
Increase my knowledge people.
To all you Total Domination IPA fans, I just saw that Costco in Salem is carrying and 12 pack of 22oz bottles. Also I saw a case of Rogue Mocha Porter.
I have a Honey Cream Ale that was brewed on 1/6 and is still fermenting at a somewhat decent rate. 1022 on 1/19 and 1020 today. I messed up and took my OG before I topped up the fermenter to 5 gallons so I know 1080 is not correct. I have yet to have a brew that took this long to finish...
I just racked my IPA to a secondary fermenter and added hops and now if appears as though fermentation has stopped is this normal or has it just slowed way down? It was in the promary fermenter for 6 days.