Well I had my doubts about the starter, but everything appears to be go at the moment @ about 22 C, (hydro sample is going off!).
The brew has a nice foamy krausen going and is starting to pump CO2 out the blowoff tube into my jug of sanitiser.
Still @ 18deg...will hold for a day and let it slowly get up to 24 over the course of a week.
I'm wondering if I'll be cleaning yeast off the garage floor tomorrow morning
PB
Out of curiosity, what is the deal with this project?
Yeah, I opened the fermenting fridge yesterday arvo to find the brew sitting at 22C and the yeast spitting out all over the inside of the fridge! I cleaned out the airlock and the lid and re-sanitised it all, only to find it had done the same thing this morning! Now our house smells of lovely Belgian fruitiness....Dunno what I was worried about, freakin' stuff is escaping outta the airlock .
Home popularity level drops even lower....
We're making beer dude!!Out of curiosity, what is the deal with this project?
Yeah, I opened the fermenting fridge yesterday arvo to find the brew sitting at 22C and the yeast spitting out all over the inside of the fridge! I cleaned out the airlock and the lid and re-sanitised it all, only to find it had done the same thing this morning! Now our house smells of lovely Belgian fruitiness....
- Snow.
Yep, just finished cleaning up what looked like a baby poo volcano in the corner of the laundry. Thankfully I'd put a tray under it last night.
Are you still talking about brewing here Winkle? :lol:
Keg cleaned, serviced and sanatised.....beer been chugging along for 4-5 days, held it at 18 for 2-3 days and have let it slowly rise to 22 deg today. It is still pumping out CO2 at a high rate.How is everyones looking? 8 days after brewing I have a gravity of 1.030. Not good but not bad as it will leave something for the bugs to eat.
I picked up new yeast on Tuesday and pitched on Thursday (~300ml, no starter). Holding around 20 degrees now and still no visible sign of fermentation :-( . Wondering if I should wait or chuck in the 50-100ml of original yeast. Any thoughts?
Cheers,
Kris.
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