SilvaRizla

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I f*cked up.

I ordered some beer winings a while back and beer/wine finigs turned up. One bottle was clear (What I'm used to) and the other was orange, I thought the were both the same and I added the orange one to my keg. I then noticed that the clear said "A" and the orange said "B" on the label, so I then added the same amount of bottle "A" to the keg.

What will happen? And what is the difference between the two?

Silva

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Brewing: Coopers Austrailian Draught
Kegged: Coopers Austrailan Draught (It worked!)
Bottled: Coopers Real Ale (Conditioning)
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david_42

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What's the name of the product?

SilvaRizla

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Kwik Clear Beer and Wine Finings

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Brewing: Coopers Austrailian Draught
Kegged: Coopers Austrailan Draught (It worked!)
Bottled: Coopers Real Ale (Conditioning)
Does it look like I love Coopers?

david_42

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Not certain about the colors, but one is kieselsol (liquid silicon dioxide) which can remove bittering components. A good idea in wine, but not ales. The other is just gelatine. Your brew might end up a little less bitter than designed, which would mean the malts would come through more.

SilvaRizla

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Hmmmm, should be interesting.

A malty (not so bitter) bitter

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Brewing: Coopers Austrailian Draught
Kegged: Coopers Austrailan Draught (It worked!)
Bottled: Coopers Real Ale (Conditioning)
Does it look like I love Coopers?