Cloudy Wort
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Cloudy Wort
by pfrichar » Tue Nov 24, 2009 10:50 am
2 days ago, I brewed a batch of special bitter from a Chalres Papazian recipe using DME, specialty grains and fresh hops. I boiled for an hour as the recipe specified.
The wort began cloudy and has stayed cloudy. It is fermenting well, but still looks like sludgy chocolate milk.
Should I be worried? What can I do to make it clear now that it is in the carboy fermenting?
The wort began cloudy and has stayed cloudy. It is fermenting well, but still looks like sludgy chocolate milk.
Should I be worried? What can I do to make it clear now that it is in the carboy fermenting?
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cloudy wort
by slothrob » Tue Nov 24, 2009 2:34 pm
The beer will stay cloudy until fermentation is complete due to the yeast in suspension.
Then, hopefully, it will clear when the yeast drops out.
Then, hopefully, it will clear when the yeast drops out.
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