If a mash was subjected to higher temperatures causing more unfermentable sugars and the resulting final gravity of that beer would be much higher than anticipated, would that cause the alcohol to be reduced as well? The reason I ask is because the amount of fermentable sugars shouldn't have changed as temperatures in the higher ranges will also release fermentable sugars at the same rate. So if my final gravity is stuck at 1.035 can I assume that the alcohol content is higher than calculated?
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