Innes
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I have noticed that most recipes I have read and used state to transfer from primary to secondary after 5 or 7 days. They then state that the secondary fermentation period is either 7 or 14 days depending on the recipe.
This is fine when following an established recipe, but what I would like to know is if I create my own recipe, what factors or indicators are used to determine when to transfer from the primary to the secondary fermenter?
I know the beer should stay in the secondary fermenter until it reaches the target gravity, but I just want to know when to make the initial transfer.
Thanks
This is fine when following an established recipe, but what I would like to know is if I create my own recipe, what factors or indicators are used to determine when to transfer from the primary to the secondary fermenter?
I know the beer should stay in the secondary fermenter until it reaches the target gravity, but I just want to know when to make the initial transfer.
Thanks