indo64

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I am first timer brewing a yorkshire bitter from a simple starter kit even though I have used glucose, am i able to prime the beer before bottling with malt extract even though this has not been used in the ferm process?.

Does anyone have any recommendatons for priming i.e add primer to bin or to bottles? quantities etc

What is the purpose of the finings?

My thinking is to add a bit of last minute depth to the beer

Kayos

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If you mean prime it and then put it in bottles, yes you can and should do this. It is much easier than putting primer in individual bottles.

Finings are to make your beer clear. Takes the protein haze out. Does not affect taste or body.

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