lostagann
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I have a Belgian strong blonde fermenting right now. Recipe called for raising the temperature to 80° and fermenting for two weeks. Recipe uses candi sugar at the end of the boil, but my LHBS suggested adding it after a few days of primary. I followed their advice, but didn't think about the fact that I had been raising the temperature. I ended up adding 2.5lbs of sugar to 80° wort...
I'm figuring that this will produce more esters and phenols than intended, right? I'm using Wyeast 1388 Belgian Strong and Wyeast Trappist High Gravity yeasts.
I'm figuring that this will produce more esters and phenols than intended, right? I'm using Wyeast 1388 Belgian Strong and Wyeast Trappist High Gravity yeasts.