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Yeast and Fermentation / Pitched Nottingham yeast too hot.
« on: April 20, 2010, 02:11:00 PM »
I made a Rouge hazelnut brown ale last night and substituted nottingham for the pacman. On the back of the package of yeast it said to re-hydrate in 85 - 92 degree water so i thought why not pitch the yeast in the fermentor (I don't usually re-hydrate yeast anyway). i think my wort temp was about 100 degrees or a little more. It was already actively fermenting this morning after about 9 hours which is good i guess.
i have heard pitching too hot may result in some bannana off flavors and what not using nottingham. I guss there is no way to be sure till it's all done but can I use racking to a secondary to try and clean up some of the potential off flavors?
i have heard pitching too hot may result in some bannana off flavors and what not using nottingham. I guss there is no way to be sure till it's all done but can I use racking to a secondary to try and clean up some of the potential off flavors?

