brewagentjay
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Curious on this.....:rockin:
I did it on a brown ale back in december 2009.
It is still fermenting heavily today.
Also did it on an Asahi style for my GF. It didn't change the taste at all, and it gave the beer a much better kick. Upped it by about 1.5%
ummm not possible dude... No beer ferments for that long
I did it on a brown ale back in december 2009.
It is still fermenting heavily today.
ummm not possible dude... No beer ferments for that long
ummm not possible dude... No beer ferments for that long
I was wondering about that myself. Maybe he's joking?
As in there is still a heavy layer of foamy "krauesen" on top of the beer or, your airlock is still bubbling?
Airlock is still bubbling, it has slowed down to a crawl in the last few days, but it has been in there for almost 6 weeks.
I was gonna start a thread asking about it, but it didn't seem too out of the ordinary.
Leaving beer in for a month or two seems to make it smoother anyway
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Brown AleAle or Lager?
It got down to about 50 deg for a couple daysDid temps get really low during the fermentation and then warm back up? Yeast could have gone dormant in cold temps and woke up when warmed.
You add it during the boil.So when can I add this booster. How much corn sugar for 5 gallon batch?