LukeAtThat
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Hi all,
As the title says I'm hoping to try top cropping yeast for the first time but it doesn't look yeasty like pictures/videos I've seen or past beers I've brewed. It looks more like general beer head, have I missed my opportunity or is there still hope?
The yeast is Wlp500 which had a huge lag time of 72 hours (should have made a starter). Fermentation kicked off on Wednesday night and has been going strong since. I've been checking a few tines a day and cleaned the first 'krausen' but it hasn't looked yeasty at all.
Am I wrong in thinking it needs to look thick and yeasty for top cropping or should i forget about it for this beer? It smells amazing btw.
Thanks in advance
As the title says I'm hoping to try top cropping yeast for the first time but it doesn't look yeasty like pictures/videos I've seen or past beers I've brewed. It looks more like general beer head, have I missed my opportunity or is there still hope?
The yeast is Wlp500 which had a huge lag time of 72 hours (should have made a starter). Fermentation kicked off on Wednesday night and has been going strong since. I've been checking a few tines a day and cleaned the first 'krausen' but it hasn't looked yeasty at all.
Am I wrong in thinking it needs to look thick and yeasty for top cropping or should i forget about it for this beer? It smells amazing btw.
Thanks in advance