TorfinnS
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Ikke vet jeg, men kaiser sier følgende:
I think there is no clear evidence that pitching below fermentation temp is going to produce significantly better beer than pitching above and chilling the beer. It's generally seen as best practice to pitch below fermentation temps and that's what commercial brewers do. But they don't have the same constraints that home brewers face and for them chilling to a low wort temp might be easier than for some home brewers.
https://www.homebrewersassociation.org/forum/index.php?topic=13085.0
I think there is no clear evidence that pitching below fermentation temp is going to produce significantly better beer than pitching above and chilling the beer. It's generally seen as best practice to pitch below fermentation temps and that's what commercial brewers do. But they don't have the same constraints that home brewers face and for them chilling to a low wort temp might be easier than for some home brewers.
https://www.homebrewersassociation.org/forum/index.php?topic=13085.0