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It will be fine

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Won’t hurt it. If any sugar is left it will finish it faster. At this point you definitely do not have to worry about the temp getting into the 70s

there is an article in a recent brewing magazine that mentioned doing this or some thing like if to mimic cask ale.

Last 3 brews and all finished under 1.010. Drinking them now

Great book imo

I did with that yeast and it turned out fine. I did get pitching temp in the mid 60s in a keg so it held that temp until fermentation kicked off.

Discorge? Thou we were talking about drinking too much and forcing a throw up lol

I love in brown ales and porters

I made small batches BIAB in mine and loved it.

The weaker beer was less bitter but was in line with what I figured

Can’t remember been 2 years when I was working with a small kettle. I think I aimed for 1.050 in carboy 1 and added water to hit about 1.035 in the other or something like that. A 5% and 3.5% if I remember correctly

To follow up I even did it as a parti-gyle cheat. I split into 2 small car boys and added water to one to get an ordinary bitter in one and stronger bitter in the other.

I used to do it a lot. I just upped my IBUs and it turned out fine. Kettle space was my issue

It will warm and start rolling.

Munich at 100 converts just fine. I make 100% often. Also not sweet

I just de pressure, open and scoop out. No issues

A Dunkel and Dunkelweizen are different beers. The commercial one is a dunkel lager. Dunkelweizen is a wheat beer

I FWH and Brewers friends does what @dmtaylor says for me, adds 3-4 ibu for 60 minutes In the calculator

I do it outside. After one indoor roasting session I was banished