Coopers Dark Ale

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Pale_Ale
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Post by Pale_Ale »

Well fermentation has begun then, but I would have thought it would be lower given the brewing temps. I wouldn't worry about the taste halfway through fermentation as long as it is not really sour or offensive.
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Longrasser
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Post by Longrasser »

Great...I tossed another yeast innit have I buggered it?
What sort of SG should i get when finished?
Pale_Ale
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Post by Pale_Ale »

IF it was th same yeast then no.

Calculate gravity here http://www.brewcraft.com.au/wa.asp?idWe ... etails=120

Also only bottle when you get a consistent reading a few days in a row.
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Longrasser
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Post by Longrasser »

Well I checked the SG again and it had only dropped to 1015.Smelt ok,
tasted bloody foul so its feeding me watermelons !

Musta had something crook innit somewhere me only cock up so far. :(
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Post by Longrasser »

I think I know what went wrong

I went out after mixing the wort and forgot to pitch the yeast for about 6 hours :cry:
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Post by Pale_Ale »

It's worth knowing the temp of your cold water or cooling some water so as to get an estimated wort temp close to pitching temp.
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