VillageBrew
Well-Known Member
Last night I racked my Belgian Wit from the primary to the carboy after one week. I was assured by my LHBS that it was a good time. I took them as knowing what was right, because I was looking to buy another fermenting bucket for my new brew (Fuller's Porter nock off) that I made last night. But, they talked me out of buying another one because my Wit was ready to be moved to a secondary and I could just use the primary that it was in for the porter.
1) Is there something that I am missing about keeping the brew in the primary for at least two weeks so that the yeast can clean up a little bit during the second week?
2) Or is the Wit that cloudy of a beer that one week will suffice?
3) Should I now keep it in the carboy for a little extra time?
4) Why would my LHBS talk me out of spending money on brewing equipment that my wife had approved???
1) Is there something that I am missing about keeping the brew in the primary for at least two weeks so that the yeast can clean up a little bit during the second week?
2) Or is the Wit that cloudy of a beer that one week will suffice?
3) Should I now keep it in the carboy for a little extra time?
4) Why would my LHBS talk me out of spending money on brewing equipment that my wife had approved???