Hi all,
I started a woodfords Admirals reserve on Tuesday and within 7 days it was down from 1040 - 1012. This seems a bit quick from the posts I have read but my problem is I am going on holiday for 1.5 weeks and I planned on the brew taking three weeks to get to that FG so I could bottle it when I got back. So should I bottle it before I go which means it will have been in the FV for 9 days or leave it until I get back which will mean it has been in for 23/24 days
Quick fermenting time
Re: Quick fermenting time
If it has reached the final gravity (readings are the same for 3 days in a row) I don't see any reason you should not bottle it before you go away.
If it has been warm, that could explain why it fermented quicker and also be a good reason to bottle it now and not later.
If it has been warm, that could explain why it fermented quicker and also be a good reason to bottle it now and not later.
Re: Quick fermenting time
As per Wolfy!
Whether its the weather (
) or Munfordes (haha! you couldnt make it up) have changed something, but my last 2 wherry have fermented out in no time as has a few other guys on here!
Cheers
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Cheers
Fermenting:-
FV 1 - Festival Spiced Winter Ale
FV 2 - Empty
FV 3 - Empty
FV 4 - Ditches Stout
Drinking:-
Keg 1 - Nothing
Conditioning:-
Bottles - Brewferm Winter Ale
Bottles - Brewferm Triple
Next
Work in progress
Old Tin of Coopers Cerveza
Couple of old tins of stuff to experiment with!
Re: Quick fermenting time
When I did a Brewferm Abdij kit recently, the ferment finished out in 4 days, and that's a 1.070 beer. I'm pretty sure that it's the temperature - the yeasties just get hungry when they're warm.