haighter
Active Member
Hey all. So I posted on here about 5 days ago saying my fermentation temperatures were on the lower end of the ale spectrum (hovering around 60-62 deg F). My house just gets naturally cold and it was kinda icky around these parts beginning of the primary ferment period.
Well, the weather has heated up, as has my house. Over these last five days, the primary ferm temp has rise steadily to about 68-69deg F. Really a question of curiosity as I'm sure this is going to be a great batch, does this natural increase in temperature in any way affect the beer? It shouldn't get too hot, though the temp could rise and cap at about 72.
Well, the weather has heated up, as has my house. Over these last five days, the primary ferm temp has rise steadily to about 68-69deg F. Really a question of curiosity as I'm sure this is going to be a great batch, does this natural increase in temperature in any way affect the beer? It shouldn't get too hot, though the temp could rise and cap at about 72.