brewinthevalley
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Hey everyone!
It's been a while since my last brew, and I've decided to try something completely new with a wheat beer.
I pitched Wyeast 3068 Friday the 18th for my Hefeweizen. I pitched at 70, and for the first 48 it was a beast (which i've read is normal).
It's currently fermenting at 66 now, and I'm excited to warm it up a bit toward the end of the week to pull banana notes.
My question to you all is this: I've read a lot (here and all over the interwebs) about fermenting a Hefe for 7 - 10 days, then kegging. Is this right? It seems way too soon.
I also read to keg at 15 psi for a week (set it and forget it), and to serve there as well. Is that right?
I am new to both (keggin and hefes), so any advice would be awesome.
It's been a while since my last brew, and I've decided to try something completely new with a wheat beer.
I pitched Wyeast 3068 Friday the 18th for my Hefeweizen. I pitched at 70, and for the first 48 it was a beast (which i've read is normal).
It's currently fermenting at 66 now, and I'm excited to warm it up a bit toward the end of the week to pull banana notes.
My question to you all is this: I've read a lot (here and all over the interwebs) about fermenting a Hefe for 7 - 10 days, then kegging. Is this right? It seems way too soon.
I also read to keg at 15 psi for a week (set it and forget it), and to serve there as well. Is that right?
I am new to both (keggin and hefes), so any advice would be awesome.