MHoffSilver
New Member
Hi guys.
I started a Hefeweizen (BIAB) thursday afternoon.
(10L)
1.25 Kg Pilsner
1.25 Kg Wheat
90 min. mash at 64 deg. ending with 10 min. at 76 deg.
Some late hopping with Centennial and Citra (along with some dried elderflower 5 min before flameout) and the yeast: Wyeast 3068
(aiming for Banana and Citrus notes)
Everything went almost by the book though I got a little lower OG than expected: 1046. (According to Beersmith I should have gotten 1052)
This morning I took out a sample and the gravity now reads 1014. I was a little surprised that the 3068 was this good at eating through the sugars.
The FV is not temp controlled, but I monitor the temp and it has been in the range of 21.6 deg. to 22.8 during the fermentation up till now.
I have heard that the yeast should be a beast but is it normal for it to be this aggressive?
I started a Hefeweizen (BIAB) thursday afternoon.
(10L)
1.25 Kg Pilsner
1.25 Kg Wheat
90 min. mash at 64 deg. ending with 10 min. at 76 deg.
Some late hopping with Centennial and Citra (along with some dried elderflower 5 min before flameout) and the yeast: Wyeast 3068
(aiming for Banana and Citrus notes)
Everything went almost by the book though I got a little lower OG than expected: 1046. (According to Beersmith I should have gotten 1052)
This morning I took out a sample and the gravity now reads 1014. I was a little surprised that the 3068 was this good at eating through the sugars.
The FV is not temp controlled, but I monitor the temp and it has been in the range of 21.6 deg. to 22.8 during the fermentation up till now.
I have heard that the yeast should be a beast but is it normal for it to be this aggressive?