R RobJ Well-Known Member Joined Jul 29, 2013 Messages 135 Reaction score 5 Jul 29, 2013 #1 I've done an all grain mash with 60 malt and 40 smoked malt, added 6g brewing yeast and 3 days it it really stinks like rotten eggs n sulphur, any ideas what I've done or if it'll be ok, be grateful for any help, thanks
I've done an all grain mash with 60 malt and 40 smoked malt, added 6g brewing yeast and 3 days it it really stinks like rotten eggs n sulphur, any ideas what I've done or if it'll be ok, be grateful for any help, thanks
M Mozart Well-Known Member Joined May 7, 2013 Messages 558 Reaction score 77 Location Seal Beach Jul 29, 2013 #2 Some yeasts are known for creating a rotten egg smell during fermentation -- I'm no expert, but Koelsch yeast springs to mind as one example. These aromas generally dissipate over time from my understanding.
Some yeasts are known for creating a rotten egg smell during fermentation -- I'm no expert, but Koelsch yeast springs to mind as one example. These aromas generally dissipate over time from my understanding.
gbarron Supporting Member HBT Supporter Joined Jan 6, 2006 Messages 170 Reaction score 12 Location Decatur Jul 29, 2013 #3 A lot of different yeasts give off a strong sulfur aroma during fermentation. I wouldn't worry about it.
A lot of different yeasts give off a strong sulfur aroma during fermentation. I wouldn't worry about it.
OP OP R RobJ Well-Known Member Joined Jul 29, 2013 Messages 135 Reaction score 5 Jul 29, 2013 #4 Thanks guys, thought that might be the case, smelt like pure malt the other day so hopefully it'll settle, ill let yous no how it goes, cheers
Thanks guys, thought that might be the case, smelt like pure malt the other day so hopefully it'll settle, ill let yous no how it goes, cheers