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psnydez86

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To all homebrewers out there struggling with keeping your hands off your bottle conditioned beers this may interest you. This is a picture I found of my NB chinook IPA after about 2 weeks bottle conditioning, and a couple days in the fridge before trying my first one.
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This is the same beer about a month later after cold storage in my fridge.
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Naturally clearing a beer does take some time/finings, but I'm much more proud of the clear example than the turbid one.

*i used biofine clear in the secondary*
 
Nice pictures. I've found 05/1056/001 generally takes a while to flocc as well, but it doesn't bother me.
 
zachattack said:
Nice pictures. I've found 05/1056/001 generally takes a while to flocc as well, but it doesn't bother me.

Yea they need some time/fining agents to clear them up. Both of my beers above tasted delicious, but its hard to beat a nice clear, crisp, beer.
 

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