New Years Day Imperial Stout 2012
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Just added you forum post as a link on my blogged brewday.
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Dont know why i was worried.. Yeasties look to be doing ok..




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cracking mate! Yeast fecking love fermenting stout! 

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Definitely looking good there, watch out for the yeasties getting out of the fermenter!
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Lugsy wrote:Definitely looking good there, watch out for the yeasties getting out of the fermenter!
Yeah, they doing that... 2 hour on an they pushin up the lid!!!
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Right, mines definitely going in a fermenter in a big bucket to catch the crap. I wonder how pdtnc's will be when he gets home from work? 

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Mmm Meringue 

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SG now down to 1.046, so going quite well, yeast has really settled down now, but still bubblin nicelly. Gave a gentle rouse, anyway, and hopefull no stuck ferments.
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Sg now at 1.032, with still a good head of foamy krausen, and airlock bubblin nicely. this might go down to intended FG of 1.024.
Smells very much Like roast coffee.
Smells very much Like roast coffee.

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Nice one Spikesdad, not far to go now then! I'm like an expectant father with mine, gravity check every day 

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Well... didnt quite make it.. three days now at 1.025.. so from 1.092 i make it a crappy 71% attenuation, and a very dissapointing 8.9% ABV. Not good to say started off wanting a 10%er Oh well..
So, with this in mind was thinking of priming with either 3oz (84g)cane sugar, or 5 1/2 oz (155g) DME. Is this a bit much with the poor attenuation, do you think? Dont want any bottle bombs!!
Cheers all, Dave
So, with this in mind was thinking of priming with either 3oz (84g)cane sugar, or 5 1/2 oz (155g) DME. Is this a bit much with the poor attenuation, do you think? Dont want any bottle bombs!!
Cheers all, Dave