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is 5 oz of priming sugar too much for a 4.5 gallon batch??

Discussion in 'Beginners Beer Brewing Forum' started by jonbomb, Jun 10, 2011.

 

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    jonbomb

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    Posted Jun 10, 2011
    Is 5oz of priming sugar to much for a 4.5 gallon batch??
     
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    BBL_Brewer

    Supporting Member  

    Posted Jun 10, 2011
    No.....depends on how you like your carb level though....won't hurt a thing.
     
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    cervezarara

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    Posted Jun 10, 2011
    If you fermented around 70F, this will produce about 3 volumes of CO2. That's pretty high, but most amber bottles can take up to 3.25 in my experience. I have not pushed it any higher. Chill these down pretty well, and pour slowly to the side of a tilted glass, as they will create a pretty big head!
     
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    jonbomb

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jun 10, 2011
    good I want a nice head on my beer....
     
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    MicroBrewMaster

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    nefarious_1_

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    Posted Jun 10, 2011
    Depends on the style and personal preference.
     
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    Revvy

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    Posted Jun 10, 2011
    This answer is the winner!!!!!
     
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