After fermenting for 12 days my smugglers special has reached 1012-1014 but has kept a slight frothy krausen over the top, is this ok?
I may have been brewing at lower temperatures than intended as I bought this thermometer from Hop and grape:
http://www.hopandgrape.co.uk/admin/larg ... 162122.JPG
Which seems to read 2 degrees higher than my standard wilko youngs home brew one. So I believe I may have been breing at 15 degrees, thus a slower fermentation. (tho I used the nottingham yeast which can brew at these temps)
I stired the beer gently two days ago and added some yeast nutrient, at that time it was 1020ish. and i let the temeperature reach 20degrees on my theremometer from hop and grape.
So am I ok to keg, or should I wait untill the froth has gone?
Annoying about inconsistancies in thermometers, the hop and grape one was considerably more money, but maybe wrong.
Cheers
Chris
Frothy smugglers