That all depends on how warm your fermentation is... but hell, I know
nothing after 19 years of homebrewing.
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> It takes a few weeks before autolysis. An average rule of thumb for
> ales is 7-10 days in primary or until fermentation slows to 1 bubble at
> a minute+. Which ever comes last.
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