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Figured I'd add one. It's a red ale. been in fermenter for 12 days and went for a gravity reading. It looks normal to me except for a slight whitish layer on it. Smells totally normal and took a taste and it tastes like beer but seemed to dry my mouth out but that may have just been in my head...

I'll give it a whirl once for fun and see how it goes, thanks. cheers

Actually can you just add them to primary?

Yea I always bottle condition and end up with pretty clear beer the way I do it was just curious. Cheers

I picked up a couple more partial kits from my LHBS and the german black ale came with a pack of gelatin finings to add to secondary. I never secondary and do any of you even recommend using them? Will it make the beer that much clearer, it's a black ale after all.

Thanks, I'll try that.

Hope so!

Also I batch primed and I believe I used 5-5.5oz of dextose for 6US gallons

I want to also take everything out to clean it out properly before it gets moldy.

I had bottled a pale ale 17 days ago and it had finished out after taking gravity readings 3 days apart. It was an og of 1.046 and finished at 1.012 I had opened up my rubbermaid today to grab some glass bottles of an older batch to throw in the fridge for a few days and noticed that one...

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Craig knows all

But thinking after I posted that comment, I realize this is about dog hair and now I seem like an ass lol.

I'm dating a redhead and If I ever do make a ginger beer I'll probably throw some of her hair in on purpose! :rockin: lol

Looks Delicious! Cheers! :mug:

Was just a curious question!

It was my reading. Should I even ask what that last part means? Lol cheers

Thanks! Will bottle it when I have on the weekend. Cheers

I know I've read in this forum somewhere that coopers kits can often finish out at 1.020 but I can't find it. Anyways I brewed a coopers english bitter kit 12 days ago. Just did it with 750 grams of dextrose. OG of 1.038 and kept it at a controlled temperature of 70F. 5 gallons. I...

haha that's awesome :mug: good thing only a gallon