Wyeast 1214 post ferment advice

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Brewed an Ommegang abbey clone last weekend. SG 1.075. Pitched starter into oxygenated wort at 66F. Raised ferment chamber about a degree per day and it's now at 73. Took a gravity sample this morning and I'm at 1.008. Tastes great too.

I need my ferment chamber back tomorrow for a Pilsner. Am I ok to pull the abbey ale out and let it settle in the basement for another week or two at 64 or am I better off finding a way to keep it warm?

Thanks!
 
The main reasons for warmer temps are to create esters and ensure full attenuation. Esters are mostly created in the first few days of fermentation. At 89% attenuation it should be done, so it would be fine to let the temperature come down.
 

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