Clear beer!

Miller lite





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Dert said:

Miller lite

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I never bothered to pour it to a glass. It tastes that clear straight from the can though. I like the throw back cans.

Dert said:

Miller lite

Miller Lite ....clone, sorry!

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Just tapped my keg of bock. Clear as glass.


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Experimental beer. 3rd runnings from Pliny clone, Zombie Dust clone, and Oberon clone. 4.5oz of assorted hops, added at .25oz every 5 mins. Fermented with a French Saison yeast harvested from a Tank 7 clone. Came out to around 3.5-4% abv. Its growing on me. Lol.

How do you.clarify your beer?

My Vanilla Cream Ale, one week after going in the keg..... :rockin:

My next batch of Crop Chopper PAL. This time with more flaked maize and less rice and no 6 row.

My last batch of Yooper's Fizzy Yellow Beer. Eagerly awaiting batch #2 to finish fermenting.


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My clearest one yet! Something I've been striving for for the last 12 batches or so. Sadly, this one was not supposed to be clear

Oh well, still beer! :cross:

The force was strong with this pumpkin ale. Yoda approves.

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How's this for clear? PM dampfbier V2;

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Clear enough to HBT through.
Clear enough to ATHF through.

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Clear enough to HBT through.
Clear enough to ATHF through.

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Aqua Team Hunger Force!

Just tapped this English bitter last night. First glass was cloudy AF, second slightly hazy, and #3 was crystal clear.

S-04 floccs hard.

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gwapogorilla said:

WHOA!!! Dude....your using WAY too much gelatin in your brew! When you can turn a glass upside down, and it clings to the glass like that. Yep, too much gelatin!:cross:

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Ha ha ha ha ha!! This killed me!!

This pic was never meant to show off clarity, but I think this came out pretty clear for an IPA.
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My pilsner recipe.

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Here's my contribution.

Raspberry-Rhubarb Wheat, fermented with wild yeast I captured last year...no finings of any sort, just ~4 weeks in the keg at ~38° :rockin:

Yesfan said:

Here's my contribution.

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That is an awesome glass

Here's my contribution. Pretty stoked about this one. Who ever said you need a keg system for clear beer? This was bottle conditioned Pliny the Elder clone.

Very clean looking beer!

Brewed a festbier back in August, forgot my whirlfloc addition, but the gelatin in the keg got it brilliantly clear!

C3c.

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Wet hopped APA made with fresh cascades. no finings...just a few weeks in the keg

Crashed/fined/kegged my first brew:



American IPA with 6oz of dry hops. Cold crashed primary fermentor at 40* for two days, fined with 1tsp of gelatin for two more days, kegged, then force carbed for three more days. Can't believe the difference! I didn't have any means of cold crashing/fining when I was bottling, and even after 1 week in the fridge (after 3 weeks warm conditioning), all my brews were completely opaque.

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Simcoe smash made with the last winter season's snowmelt. No finings, no Irish moss, just a few months in the bottle. I like to think the snow melt water made a difference.

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Bavarian Dunkel (using dry 34/70 yeast)

Here's a shot of my Hellfire IIPA when the bottles cleared more. Shot with new camera;

And a shot of my darker ESB at the old desk;

My Cream Ale cleared with unflavored gelatin. Glass is from local Church Street Microbrewery in Itasca IL (Chicago Suburb).

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ESB, fined with gelatin

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Here's a Belgian blonde i brewed a few months ago. Just got around to putting it on tap. Good and clear!

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Hibiscus Saison fined with Gelatin in keg

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Oktoberfest. Whirlfloc and time.

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Oktoberfest. Whirlfloc and time.

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Nicely done. Sure. I'll have one.

I would go for Guinness.

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Pohodář Pilz. Clear enough to watch TV through.

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