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Cream ale a bit cloudy.

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MoronBrothersBrewery

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Fermentation on a cream ale is just about done (WLP029 - OG 1.052 - FG 1.010). Seems a bit cloudy, never used this yeast strain before. Should I consider some cold conditioning, or just keg as usual and wait 1-2 weeks before serving?
 
MoronBrothersBrewery said:
Fermentation on a cream ale is just about done (WLP029 - OG 1.052 - FG 1.010). Seems a bit cloudy, never used this yeast strain before. Should I consider some cold conditioning, or just keg as usual and wait 1-2 weeks before serving?

What's wrong with a somewhat cloudy beer? If the appearance matters that much you could always use Knox Gelatin.
 
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