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Mine is 23 days old and fully carbed now. It's too easy to drink says my headache this morning!

Note to self: Need to make two batches next time.
 
Hypothetically, let's say the lowest ambient temp I can manage to ferment at is 72 degrees. What in the way of differences in flavor characteristics should I expect from the ideal ferment temp of 68ish?
 
Hypothetically, let's say the lowest ambient temp I can manage to ferment at is 72 degrees. What in the way of differences in flavor characteristics should I expect from the ideal ferment temp of 68ish?

Probably not much, if any. That isn't a drastic difference in temp, and the roasted malts will likely cover up any off-flavors.
 
I aged some for almost 5 months now and all the flavors are really starting to come together. This is an awesome cheapo extract stout recipe.
 
FINALLY got around to brewing this today. Just pitched the yeast and tucked it away to do it's thing about an hour ago. Looks gorgeous, smells great - can't wait to taste the final result! If nothing else, I made sure to take lots of notes, and I feel like my process really improved. :rockin:

Will do my best to remember to post an update once it's ready to taste. :D
 

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