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Best Extra Stout - Next Day

Posted by: Makebeer on 11/10/2011
Yesterday we put together the Best Extra Stout brew. We added the yeast to the wort around 5:00 PM. When we came in this morning, this is what we saw. Smells delicious!



The temperature of the brew is currently at 18 degrees Celcius. Or around 65 degrees Fahrenheit.


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Nov 14 2011, 8:52 AM HbgBill
So, How come I NEVER get a krausen like this. All I ever get is a "ring around the collar".. and some islands of foam in the middle. I keep my wort at 18-20*C.. usually closer to 18-19. Do you just sprinkle on the yeast or do you hydrate and build to a liter of it.. or what? Inquiring minds want to know.

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