monkeyjason
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Hey brew heads.
For my first Homebrew kit for Christmas, the young brewmaster, bitter.
Now the out come is a bit hit and miss. Some nice some not so nice. Some bottles clear some cloudy, some a little sharp.
Two bottles blew up.
Soooo, I'm thinking, first point to learn was. Adding sugar to the bottles, I don't think I gave that as much attention as I could of done ( guilty of getting excited and bottling my first batch)
Do you think that's a factor and any ideas on any others ?
Got a coopers ale kit brewing at the mo, this time with brew belt keeping a steady 22. Want to ensure a consistent batch.
And while I have your attention, cider kit recommendations?
Tar very much.
For my first Homebrew kit for Christmas, the young brewmaster, bitter.
Now the out come is a bit hit and miss. Some nice some not so nice. Some bottles clear some cloudy, some a little sharp.
Two bottles blew up.
Soooo, I'm thinking, first point to learn was. Adding sugar to the bottles, I don't think I gave that as much attention as I could of done ( guilty of getting excited and bottling my first batch)
Do you think that's a factor and any ideas on any others ?
Got a coopers ale kit brewing at the mo, this time with brew belt keeping a steady 22. Want to ensure a consistent batch.
And while I have your attention, cider kit recommendations?
Tar very much.