MVZOOM
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All,
I'm using my old, semi broken big fridge to ferment a wort in. I'm using Safale and initially aimed at 18deg, using a power timer.
Into day 4 now and SG is dropping (albeit slowly) - but my temp has dropped to around 16.5def. The packet says 15deg is the lowest effective range, so I should be ok.
However, is it a rule of thumb that a lower temp, longer, slow primary will give a better beer?
Should I bump it to 18deg to be safe?
Cheers - Mike
I'm using my old, semi broken big fridge to ferment a wort in. I'm using Safale and initially aimed at 18deg, using a power timer.
Into day 4 now and SG is dropping (albeit slowly) - but my temp has dropped to around 16.5def. The packet says 15deg is the lowest effective range, so I should be ok.
However, is it a rule of thumb that a lower temp, longer, slow primary will give a better beer?
Should I bump it to 18deg to be safe?
Cheers - Mike