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Old 01-30-2008, 12:08 PM   #1
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Default Once cloudy- now clear.

After bottleing the NCBA clone it was cloudy. Now I see some settleing in the bottom of the bottle and the brew is clear. I guess this is normal?

To avoid this should I transfer from the secondary fermenter to a bottleing bucket then proceed to bottle?


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That is normal. You probably will reduce sediment if you rack to a bottling bucket first, but you will not eliminate the sediment. Some of it is the yeast you need for carbonation.


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