duggysbrew
Member
had a bit of a problem over the weekend with my bottles not carbonating. i bottled my morgans pilsner on the 8th may in plastic beer bottles (740ml). i used "coopers carbonation drops" (hard sugar tablet) instead of sugar for the first time . it said to put 2 in each 750ml bottle and i did, when i tried it on the weekend it was pretty much flat so i put another drop in each bottle and i tried one last night and it didnt help. im going to leave them a bit longer to see if it gets any better in the next week.
i have used the plastic beer bottles before and they worked fine, although we are heading into winter in australia and it's been getting down to 10-20C would that slow down the carbonation process?
should i rebottle it all with new sugar??? or leave it a bit longer???
im a bit pissed off cause we have the state of origin (a bit football game in australia) on tonight and no beer to drink !!!!!!!!!
cheers
duggy
i have used the plastic beer bottles before and they worked fine, although we are heading into winter in australia and it's been getting down to 10-20C would that slow down the carbonation process?
should i rebottle it all with new sugar??? or leave it a bit longer???
im a bit pissed off cause we have the state of origin (a bit football game in australia) on tonight and no beer to drink !!!!!!!!!
cheers
duggy