Welcome to the forum. Everything good has been said. One thing you want to try and avoid is temperature swings. Try to keep the temps even as possible. Is there a point when temp swings should worry me? As in 5 degree fluctuations are OK but 10 degree are bad? Sent from my SM-G935T using Tapatalk

swenocha wrote:Where in Tennessee (asks the resident TN brewer)?

Chattanooga

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Hello and welcome to the site. I use a fermenter cooler from Cool Brewing along with frozen water bottles, it keeps the temp down to mid 60's or even lower. I'm currently fermenting a 5G cream ale recipe from Midwest Supplies split into 2 of the BrewDemon LBCs. That's an awesome product. That's som...

82 seems really high. Are you sure that's the upper limit? I try to stay close to the lower end of the range even if that's not a mistake. I checked again to make sure and that's what it says. Maybe moving my fermenter to a closet would help keep things cooler. I'm in Tennessee so my room temp stay...

If I recall, the kits often use a very wide temperature range for fermenting. The mid to upper 60's is probably best. Welcome aboard Steel! Please keep us up on your brewing adventures. I think you're right. The kits seem to allow for a lot more variability than what I see others say is good. Sent ...

The BrewDemon Vienna lager isn't actually a true lager. It uses an ale yeast instead of a lager yeast so you will want to use the BrewDemon instructions and ferment it just as you did the pale ale. Sent from my Nexus 6 using Tapatalk Good to know! Thanks for clarifying. Sent from my SM-G935T using ...

Hi! I just purchased and brewed my first kit. I did the Pale Ale that comes with the Brewdemon LBC. When I bottle that batch I'm going to start the Vienna Lager recipe. In the instructions it says to ferment at 64-82. From what I see on the net most ferment at a colder temp and then condition at aro...