metalpysko
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I want to know if I can go strait to bottle from my primary the time between each bubble is 1 min 24 sec is that kool for me to take it to the next step
Ok so i have a beer that in the primary
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Need more information - has the beer reached final gravity & cleared? In any case, you'll want to go to a bottling bucket. Siphoning from primary for bottling usually stirs up the yeast and makes dosing priming sugar more difficult.
Jota21
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nope. buy a hydrometer or at the very least, let it sit for weeks and weeks and weeks...
metalpysko
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It's been sitin for about a week and a half now and there's no head just liquid my other beer is doing great though it had a nice head and just fermenting away
Special Hops
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Be patient. It will pay off. Give it a total of three weeks minimum. Then check gravity to make sure it's done.
metalpysko
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Damnit well can I transfer it to a secondary
wolverinebrewer
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What's the rush? If it's because you want to brew another batch, go buy another bucket. If you're just impatient, learn to be patient. It's required in this profession.
Jota21
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metalpysko
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Ur right I just have to relax
metalpysko
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I'm anxious about tasting my first beer
wolverinebrewer
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Right answer. I used to be jumpy and impatient and tried pushing my beers faster through the process. Then I think it was one of Revvys responses on patience and longer primary times that convinced me. I now make better beer by leaving it in a primary bucket for 4 weeks. Now, every time I rack over to bottle, my brew is crystal clear. Commercial beer clear!!
metalpysko
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Well there both stouts
wolverinebrewer
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Ok, so maybe you won't be able see through but it probably will still be good!
metalpysko
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Yea stouts are my favorite beers
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