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Sounds good. Thanks for the advice. I have never done one of those tests before but basically sounds like I just draw off some wort, add a bunch of yeast (any particular type?), stick it on a stir plate and see what it drops to? Safe assumption to go with maybe a more attenuating strain (US05-have some lying around) and if I do get a few points out of it, pitch the same into the remaining beer?
Mason jars work great for fast ferment test. I use US05
Quote from: majorvices on September 14, 2016, 08:44:26 amMason jars work great for fast ferment test. I use US05For some reason, seems like I never have 05 around when I do this, but there's always a jar of baking yeast in the fridge.
Well I usually have a brick or two laying around.
Quote from: majorvices on September 14, 2016, 08:44:26 amMason jars work great for fast ferment test. I use US05Keep the lid loose!
I don't think that FG number is all that high for your recipe either. Your yeast is done. i bet after you carb it up it will taste great. Now you know how to reformulate your recipe and process for next time you brew this one.
Quote from: brewinhard on September 14, 2016, 10:52:50 amI don't think that FG number is all that high for your recipe either. Your yeast is done. i bet after you carb it up it will taste great. Now you know how to reformulate your recipe and process for next time you brew this one. +1 In the end, FG is just a number...
+2. A lot more important is what it tastes like. In spite of all the obsessing we do over numbers, we don't drink them. At least I don't.
Quote from: HoosierBrew on September 14, 2016, 11:07:43 am+2. A lot more important is what it tastes like. In spite of all the obsessing we do over numbers, we don't drink them. At least I don't.That makes at least 2 of us!