Just curious, is there any consesus about bottling any sooner than average? I mean, obviously not before it's done fermenting, but if it's done, say in a week or almost 2, should one bottle then? I've seen many say with clearer beers like lagers or Pilsners it's better to leave the beer in the fermenter longer to clear up some of the cloudiness since the yeast will "clean up" and settle to the bottom. With a wheat you want yeast in the bottle and also swirl it when pouring to get the yeast in and make it cloudy. So I got to wondering about the recommendation to leave beer in the fermenter longer than average or not.
My next batch is the Cooper's wheat, just bottled the Lager today. I also plan on getting some quality yeast for this batch, whichever would be best for a wheat beer. Any recommendations? Also, anything I can add to give it something more than "stock" flavor?
Rev.
My next batch is the Cooper's wheat, just bottled the Lager today. I also plan on getting some quality yeast for this batch, whichever would be best for a wheat beer. Any recommendations? Also, anything I can add to give it something more than "stock" flavor?
Rev.
