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gonzo7310
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white form on largar

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I have white form on top of my beer
I am making a coopers largar..
Temp is 17-18..
Its been fermenting for 3 days now..

Is this a good sign or a bad sign...

I am newbie
This is my 1st batch
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Post by KEG »

absolutely normal. try searching around the forum, you'll pick up plenty of info.
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LAGER :roll: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by Kevnlis »

Might wanna try to keep your temps down a bit mate. The yeast should act better and it will be a much better final product!
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Post by gonzo7310 »

What temp would you say ???
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If it's the kit yeast from the Coopers tin then 17 to 18 would be fine i'd reckon.
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Post by lethaldog »

Yep only need to keep the temps down if its a true lager yeast :wink:
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Post by Kevnlis »

Is the S23 only in the Bevarian kit? Not the real lager kit?
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That's it. :wink:
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Post by lethaldog »

Im pretty sure thats right, i know the normal lager kit comes with an ale yeast as do most of coopers kits but im pretty sure the Bavarian has a true lager yeast :wink:
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Strange, I made a Bevarian a few weeks back and the yeast packet looked the same as the one from the real lager kit I currently have. Though I am looking now and the only difference between the real ale real lager and real draught yeast sachets is the code on the back :shock:
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Yeah there is a sticky above (in this Making Beer list) about Cooper's yeast. The only notable difference between packs is the code.
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