tota76 Member Joined May 2, 2014 Messages 14 Reaction score 2 Location Sassari Apr 15, 2015 #1 Hi folks! I have to bottle an Amarillo IPA next sunday, fermdented for 6 days at 18 °C and for 8 days at 9°C. to calculate the priming sugar what amount of residual CO2 I have to considerate? Thanks!
Hi folks! I have to bottle an Amarillo IPA next sunday, fermdented for 6 days at 18 °C and for 8 days at 9°C. to calculate the priming sugar what amount of residual CO2 I have to considerate? Thanks!
Malticulous Desert Gecko HBT Supporter Joined Aug 27, 2008 Messages 4,276 Reaction score 264 Location St. George Apr 15, 2015 #2 Use the highest temperature that the beer has rested at.
OP OP tota76 Member Joined May 2, 2014 Messages 14 Reaction score 2 Location Sassari Apr 15, 2015 #3 Malticulous said: Use the highest temperature that the beer has rested at. Click to expand... the highest and not the last?
Malticulous said: Use the highest temperature that the beer has rested at. Click to expand... the highest and not the last?
Malticulous Desert Gecko HBT Supporter Joined Aug 27, 2008 Messages 4,276 Reaction score 264 Location St. George Apr 15, 2015 #4 The highest after fermentation was complete. The CO2 is less soluble at higher temps so it will gas off up to that point. Lowering the temp after fermentation will not add any more CO2.
The highest after fermentation was complete. The CO2 is less soluble at higher temps so it will gas off up to that point. Lowering the temp after fermentation will not add any more CO2.
OP OP tota76 Member Joined May 2, 2014 Messages 14 Reaction score 2 Location Sassari Apr 16, 2015 #5 Thanks Malticolous! so I'll consider 18°C becouse after 6 days the fermentation was complete.