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Munich Dunkle with Tettnang and Victory additions Inspiration: https://beerandbrewing.com/make-your-best-munich-dunkel/ Fermenting: So, start your fermentation nice and low (50?F/10?C), and monitor it closely for the first couple of days. Once you see signs of fermentation, raise the temperature by about 2?F (1?C), and let it go for 3–4 days. At that point, ramp up the temperature by at least 4–5?F (2–3?C), and if you have it in a nice, temperature-stable location (corner of the basement is my ...