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		<title>Helles Goes to Secondary</title>
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The Helles has joined its darker cousin in the lager fridge. After 2 weeks in primary at 54 degrees (warmer than I wanted but that&#8217;s the basement for you) I&#8217;ve racked it off to secondary. We&#8217;re at 70% attenuation so far &#8211; 1.050 to 1.015 &#8211; and hopefully it will reach 1.012 by the time [...]]]></description>
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<p>The Helles has joined its darker cousin in the lager fridge. After 2 weeks in primary at 54 degrees (warmer than I wanted but that&#8217;s the basement for you) I&#8217;ve racked it off to secondary. We&#8217;re at 70% attenuation so far &#8211; 1.050 to 1.015 &#8211; and hopefully it will reach 1.012 by the time all is said and done for final attenuation of 76%.</p>
<p>I tasted the sample and it&#8217;s full of maltiness &#8211; very much the grain taste on the back of the tongue which probably won&#8217;t be as present at proper lager serving temps. An earlier sample from a few days back still had lingering Hallertauer flavor but that has faded somewhat even in that short time.</p>
<p>I&#8217;ll probably keg it in 2-3 weeks, a month at the most.</p>
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