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zurcj20

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I have a pale ale fermenting at 68*-70* with wlp001. Is it ok to let the temp fall, to say 60, after active fermentation is complete and it is just conditioning?
 
It seems I remember hearing that it basically will make the yeast a bit more sluggish and will take them a bit longer to clean up after themselves, so you'll do better to keep them within the "ale" temperature range, maybe mid 60's 64-66 range?

But I may be mistaken.

~Phil
 
No problem, it just takes longer to condition, but if you leave it for 2 weeks post-ferment, that should do it.
 
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