djhead
Active Member
Hey guys, here's my first question.
I followed the 1-2-3 schedule for an extract kit of Red Ale a few months back.
It was a Cooper's kit I believe.
Anyway, I didnt deviate from the recipe at all, sanitized well, and all seemed well.
It bubbled through fermentation nicely, I let it sit in the secondary for 2 weeks, (most of the dry yeast sediment stayed in the primary)
Its been three weeks worth of priming in the bottle, I used carb-tabs. There were still chunks of sugar after 3 and 4 weeks. The beer had VERY little carb and NO head when poured. It tasted very bitter, but still had that lovely beer flavor.
Since this is my first post, let me know if you need to know anything else, or what some possibilities where I went wrong are. Thanks in advance!
I followed the 1-2-3 schedule for an extract kit of Red Ale a few months back.
It was a Cooper's kit I believe.
Anyway, I didnt deviate from the recipe at all, sanitized well, and all seemed well.
It bubbled through fermentation nicely, I let it sit in the secondary for 2 weeks, (most of the dry yeast sediment stayed in the primary)
Its been three weeks worth of priming in the bottle, I used carb-tabs. There were still chunks of sugar after 3 and 4 weeks. The beer had VERY little carb and NO head when poured. It tasted very bitter, but still had that lovely beer flavor.
Since this is my first post, let me know if you need to know anything else, or what some possibilities where I went wrong are. Thanks in advance!