jeffjjpkiser1
Well-Known Member
I was reading a thread earlier about bottle conditioning lagers but couldn't find it so I'm posting a new thread.
I was reading that if I'm bottle conditioning a lager I should let it condition at room temp for 2-3 weeks which is what I've been doing.
There was advice posted that I could use Nottingham dry yeast to insure no off tastes.
The problem is that I primed with corn sugar (like all my other beers) and capped them already (4 days ago). What are the chances that some yeast still exist that could eat the corn sugar? or should I open them all up and re-prime them with Nottingham yeast to guarantee they're good?
I was reading that if I'm bottle conditioning a lager I should let it condition at room temp for 2-3 weeks which is what I've been doing.
There was advice posted that I could use Nottingham dry yeast to insure no off tastes.
The problem is that I primed with corn sugar (like all my other beers) and capped them already (4 days ago). What are the chances that some yeast still exist that could eat the corn sugar? or should I open them all up and re-prime them with Nottingham yeast to guarantee they're good?