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    Move to Secondary = Rejuvenate Yeast??

    Knocking some CO2 out of solution is a reasonable theory, thanks. But I've got a honey porter right now still releasing bubbles from the airlock 3 weeks after brew day and 2 weeks after moving to the secondary, so I wouldn't think that's just residual CO2. I thought maybe I was not getting...
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    Move to Secondary = Rejuvenate Yeast??

    Instructions I've read were to move it when fermentation slowed, but before it completes. I do take readings, but I haven't been looking for it to be complete before moving to secondary.
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    Move to Secondary = Rejuvenate Yeast??

    I always move my 5G batches from a primary fermenter to a secondary after about a week. Generally, by one week after brew day, there is no more indication of activity based on the airlock. However, in almost every case, after siphoning the beer over to the secondary, within a couple hours, the...
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