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Fermentation Process

Home brewing setup with a glass carboy on a kitchen counter, filled with fermenting beer and connected to a siphoning tube transferring the liquid to a second carboy on a blue stand. A bottle drying rack with empty bottles is placed beside it.

Should I Add Yeast in Second Fermentation?

understanding fg in brewing

What Does FG Mean in Beer?

Seven glass bottles with swing-top closures containing liquids in shades of red and orange, arranged in a line on a table.

How Do I Know if I Am Ready for Second Fermentation?

Two large glass carboys filled with liquid in the process of fermentation, situated on a wooden floor with a wine rack in the background. One carboy is sealed with a fermentation airlock and the other with a cloth.

Is Fermentation Better in the Dark?

Home brewing fermentation process with a carboy in a blue bin surrounded by ice, featuring a bubbly surface and an airlock at the top. The carboy is secured with a strap labeled "BREW HAULER."

How Long Do Lagers Take to Start Fermenting?

A glass carboy filled with a dark liquid and a thick layer of foam on top, equipped with an airlock on top, presumably used for homebrewing beer, placed on a kitchen counter beside canned goods and a white bucket.

When Should Homebrew Stopped Bubbling?

A carboy filled with a dark liquid, possibly beer, with an airlock on top, sitting on a concrete edge beside an asphalt surface.

Should I Stir After Adding Yeast?

Three glasses of beer with varying colors and froth are aligned on a tasting mat with beer options listed below.

What Beer Takes the Longest to Ferment?

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  • Getting Started
    • Brewing History and Traditions
    • Beginner Tips
  • Brewing Techniques
    • Extract Brewing
    • All-Grain Brewing
    • Mash Techniques
    • Wort Production
    • Brewing Process
    • Brewing Temperature Control
    • Fermentation Process
    • Bottling and Carbonation
    • Cleaning and Sanitizing
  • Brewing Equipment
  • Brewing Ingredients
    • Hops Varieties
    • Yeast Strains
    • Beer Tasting and Sensory Analysis