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gbloomers

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hi, after 2 weeks of fermenting in the first stage, my brew's final gravity is 0. What does this mean, is there no alcohol in it?
 
Use the side that has the 1.000 measurements on it. If you are using the potential alcohol % side, then it will be very low after fermentation.

Even then, zero seems low.

What was your OG?

What was your recipe?
 
thanks for the reply,
It is a coopers pilsner kit. my OG was 25.
I just checked again and i think its actually 1 and i read the thing wrong. Will this be ok to bottle?
It tastes ok
 
I did a little googling and it appears from what little I can find the OG should be 1.034 and the FG somewhere around 1.005 so...

If the OP is not good at reading the hydrometer I guess it could been WAY hot and read 1.025 to an inexperienced eye and 1.010 if there were lots of bubbles and the temp for the FG sample was also a little high.

Alternatively it was a partial boil and not mixed well to get 1.025.

Of course we are all kind of guessing here.
 
I did a little googling and it appears from what little I can find the OG should be 1.034 and the FG somewhere around 1.005 so...

If the OP is not good at reading the hydrometer I guess it could been WAY hot and read 1.025 to an inexperienced eye and 1.010 if there were lots of bubbles and the temp for the FG sample was also a little high.

Alternatively it was a partial boil and not mixed well to get 1.025.

Of course we are all kind of guessing here.

First thought came to me was BRIX/Plato but that would be 1.105 SG, so if it is an SG read, I wonder if the scale in the hydrometer is off-I assume that paper card could slip.
 
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I'm assuming that either he is dropping the 1.0 or his hydrometer is doing it for him. Which would mean OG of 1.025 and FG of 1.000. Which is technically possible.
 
This is the scale you should be looking at.

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