Matt89 Well-Known Member Joined 21/11/11 Messages 137 Reaction score 0 28/11/11 #1 Wort is fermenting around 24 degrees, too hot?I used WB saf yeast Cheers
Liam_snorkel كافر Joined 16/9/08 Messages 5,800 Reaction score 2,875 28/11/11 #2 I'm in the same boat. found this: http://beeradvocate.com/forum/read/1505843
fergi Well-Known Member Joined 20/10/04 Messages 991 Reaction score 5 28/11/11 #3 Matt89 said: Wort is fermenting around 24 degrees, too hot?I used WB saf yeast Cheers Click to expand... try and get it down to at least 20, sit it in a bath or tub of water with ice, only needs to be about 6 inches deep but worth the effort. fergi
Matt89 said: Wort is fermenting around 24 degrees, too hot?I used WB saf yeast Cheers Click to expand... try and get it down to at least 20, sit it in a bath or tub of water with ice, only needs to be about 6 inches deep but worth the effort. fergi
S sean83 Well-Known Member Joined 6/9/08 Messages 132 Reaction score 1 28/11/11 #4 I Just used this for an all Rye Roggenbier, had it sit at 20 - 22 degrees hoping for a bit of banana to come through. Very neutral didnt really hit the bubblegum banana I was looking for. Maybe at 24 degrees though it might be a bit different. Sean
I Just used this for an all Rye Roggenbier, had it sit at 20 - 22 degrees hoping for a bit of banana to come through. Very neutral didnt really hit the bubblegum banana I was looking for. Maybe at 24 degrees though it might be a bit different. Sean
Matt89 Well-Known Member Joined 21/11/11 Messages 137 Reaction score 0 28/11/11 #5 Well I hopped with amarillo so I am chasing a somewhat fruitiness