Getnit Member Joined Nov 28, 2007 Messages 14 Reaction score 0 Dec 1, 2007 #1 What temp should I be trying to maintain for an oktoberfest (Extract) in the primary and secondary. right now it is in the basement around 62 deg. First Brew.. Has Slow start but still less than 72 hours
What temp should I be trying to maintain for an oktoberfest (Extract) in the primary and secondary. right now it is in the basement around 62 deg. First Brew.. Has Slow start but still less than 72 hours
Parker36 Well-Known Member Joined Sep 22, 2007 Messages 4,739 Reaction score 26 Location Lesotho Dec 1, 2007 #2 Might be a little cool. Most try to keep it up around 65-70. It'ss just take a little while longer to ferment. You are close enough to optimum range for the yeast to do their work.
Might be a little cool. Most try to keep it up around 65-70. It'ss just take a little while longer to ferment. You are close enough to optimum range for the yeast to do their work.
Kaiser Well-Known Member Joined Nov 1, 2005 Messages 3,895 Reaction score 173 Location Pepperell, MA Dec 1, 2007 #3 Getnit said: What temp should I be trying to maintain for an oktoberfest (Extract) in the primary and secondary. right now it is in the basement around 62 deg. First Brew.. Has Slow start but still less than 72 hours Click to expand... Did you brew it with lager or ale yeast? And what was your procedure? for lagers you may want to read this: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/wiki/index.php/Fermenting_Lagers Kai
Getnit said: What temp should I be trying to maintain for an oktoberfest (Extract) in the primary and secondary. right now it is in the basement around 62 deg. First Brew.. Has Slow start but still less than 72 hours Click to expand... Did you brew it with lager or ale yeast? And what was your procedure? for lagers you may want to read this: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/wiki/index.php/Fermenting_Lagers Kai
malkore Well-Known Member Joined Jun 15, 2007 Messages 6,924 Reaction score 58 Location Nebraska Dec 1, 2007 #4 as Kaiser says: what yeast was used? 62 is cold for ale, but warm for lager.