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Now you've got me thinking....
The crunch factor is "how warm is too warm for 1272?"
I dont have a fermentation fridge, and use the fan and water tub method under the house - hence the interest in fermenting at about 20deg at this time of the year.
If 20 wouldn't make the yeast spew fusels and other nasties then I could be tempted.
If its pushing the friendship then I'll fall back to the dry yeast.
20 would be perfectly fine for that yeast mate!! I'd personally be comfortable taking it up to 22*c
Righto then - thats all I need to know. Thanks Rev,
I'll take Stu up on your offer if its OK - and look forward to a wee experiement.
Yep - I'm keen to try a co-op at some stage but not confident of my sterile technique after this weeks experience :(
I'd be interested in learning from someone who knows the right way to go about it.
A starter would keep for a week at fridge temps. It will keep longer but viability and vitality will start to drop off.
No reason why you can't freeze from that slurry but I prefer go straight from a smack pack, just reduces the risk of contamination.
Sorry Stu and Druid - my mistake...got carried away and the forum post order threw me.
As I said I've got the dry yeast fallback option so more than happy to stay with that for now unless anyone else can help out.
Cheers
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