Bottling after 3068 Weihenstephan

[curtism1234]

Quick question; I just want to make sure I’m not missing anything because I think this is going to be a beautiful beer.

Never used this yeast before. It’s been in the primary for 4 weeks. It’s still a tad sulfury but it’s cleaned up considerably from 2 weeks ago. I also know it’s advertised as being powdery and takes time to fall out.

Is there any special care needed before bottling this (would it benefit from another week, secondary, or fining) or should I just proceed as normal 4 weeks and straight out of the primary?

Thanks

[reverseapachemaster]

I assume you are making some type of weizen beer other than a krystalweizen. If that is the case then you want that yeast to come along with the beer into the bottle. It’s supposed to be somewhat cloudy. No different bottling technique required.

[curtism1234]

@reverseapachemaster

I assume you are making some type of weizen beer other than a krystalweizen. If that is the case then you want that yeast to come along with the beer into the bottle. It’s supposed to be somewhat cloudy. No different bottling technique required.

Right, not a krystal

thanks