Do I Bottle and which one?

[hikertrash]

I really want to brew tomorrow but both fermentors are full...
I have a 3 week old Falconers Flight IPA (OG was 1.056 FG is now 1.010) in one. The other contains a 5 week belgian golden strong (1.067 to 1.004).
They both have hit (and passed) the estimated FG, with no gravity change for over a week, but still have some slow airlock activity, 1 bubble/minute.

Which do I bottle?
Should I wait till the airlock stops moving completely?
Or bottle both and have and epic double brewday!

 

[Hammy71]

Bubbling airlocks mean nothing. If the gravity readings have been constant for a couple of days (which both of them should be), then it is safe to bottle.

 

[jonmohno]

Double botteling and double brewing?Sunup to sundown.Good luck.

 

[clayroc]

Do both, hells yeah.

 

[h22lude]

1.004 wow that is almost distilled water lol

Both have been in long enough and if readings have been steady for a week, you can bottle either. I would personally bottle the golden and let the IPA sit another week.

 

[Hockeyhunter99]

i agree. bottle and let condition for a while. keep on brewing. we have been doing double brewdays for a while. definately more fun with more confusion. it gets complicated but it will be fun.

Prost

 

[hikertrash]

Love how quick these responses come in!
Sounds like I'm going big! Making a Belgian Wit with Lavender for SWMBO pitched over the golden cake (WLP400) and an American Brown ale that I want to have a significant special-B contribution pitched on the IPA Cake (US-05).
Anyone have tips on Lavender beers or Special-B? I'm getting excited!

 

[jonmohno]

If you go big on special b you can get plum flavors.