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datch22

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Using a yeast starter for the first time and my work chilled down to 54 degrees very fast. I heated back up to 80 and let it cool to 70 before pitching my yeast. Any concerns? Thanks again everyone!
 
You chilled great there was no need to raise the temp to 80 then to 70..pitch cool and slowly raise to desired ferm temp usually 60-68 for most ale strains
 

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