
Do you think I should
1. Try rousing the yeast?
2. Add more yeast?
3. Add some heat?
4. Leave as is and just sup it when finished in the secondary?
Cheers BadgerOldSpeckledBadger wrote:Personally I wouldn't let the temperature drop that low.
The temperature range given on the Fermentis website is a very generous 59 to 75 degrees F. This can be helpful to ale brewer who may be at the mercy of a basement or other space.
Yes but it might be going so slowly that you can't tell if finished or not.garwatts wrote:But it should keep fermenting at lower temperatures shouldn't it?