Ill try to explain this as best I can but it's not making much sense to me. Made an english nut brown close to two months ago. Split some Mangrove Jack yeast with a friend. Let it sit in primary for 3 weeks and then in secondary for about 10 days I believe. After being in bottle for about 2-3 weeks it was perfect, perfect head, retention, flavor. One of the best i've ever made. about a week or two ago popped one open and it foamed up like a volcano. Let it settle and once I poured it in a glass it foamed hard again, settled out again and when i tried to drink the liquid it turned to foam in my mouth. So I put all of them in the fridge in an attempt to stop it. Now about every other bottle is doing that and the other half of them seem to be pretty good. any idea what would cause this, I've also got a pale ale that does this about every 5th bottle or so.
Ive exhausted every search so far and i use maybe 3/4 cup of priming sugar. My best guess now is that I'm storing too warm or something (about 75 degrees in my house)
Ive exhausted every search so far and i use maybe 3/4 cup of priming sugar. My best guess now is that I'm storing too warm or something (about 75 degrees in my house)