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Undercarbonated bottles

Discussion in 'Bottling/Kegging' started by RyanSweeney, Oct 2, 2014.

 

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    RyanSweeney

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    Posted Oct 2, 2014
    I've opened a couple of bottles and they've been undercarbonated. Can I pop them all open and add more sugar?
     
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    agrazela

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    Posted Oct 2, 2014
    Details? How long have they been carbing?
     
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    RyanSweeney

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    Posted Oct 2, 2014
    Nearly 2 weeks. In the past, beers have usually carbonated in about a week.
     
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    fantomlord

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    Posted Oct 3, 2014
    if it hasn't been 3 weeks at 70°, wait longer. might take longer if it's a bigger beer, or if your temp is <70°
     
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