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Your sg readings will be diferent with almost every type of beer that you do. It just depends what you put into the beer. Think of the sg reading as measuring the density of the liquid. If you are making a low alcohol beer (god forbid) your sg reading will be lower because of the smaller amount of sugars that you are adding. If you are making a stronger style beer such as a stout your sg reading will be higher. The average sg reading for the average beer is around 1.040. A reading that you have 1.065 is for a strong beer aroung 6% alc/vol or more.
So obviosly you have a lot of malt in your recipe.
Your brew temp will depend on the type of yeast that you use and the type of beer that you are making. 25 c is fine but if you were to do a lager then a lower temp of 20 c or even lower is best. Once again brewing temp depends on the yeast that you use.
Hope this helps mate. and let us know how it is going ok.
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