TDorty3
Active Member
Well, I made my own first batch of beer. Now I wait as it carbonates.
I held a bottle up to the light. It looked like it had clouds in it. I can only assume that means my first batch of beer won't be as perfect tasting as I used to dream while I stared into the glass carboy night after night.
After I bottled my beer there was a little left in the pail. I poured it into a glass and tasted it a tiny bit. It tasted watery. Does that mean anything?
I used a whole cup of corn sugar instead of 3/4 cup to prime the beer. I still find it hard to believe that little bit of sugar will carbonate my 52 bottles of beer to satisfaction.
Oh gosh, after all I spent and waited, I'd be very upset if it sucked.
I pray to the beer gods.
-tim
I held a bottle up to the light. It looked like it had clouds in it. I can only assume that means my first batch of beer won't be as perfect tasting as I used to dream while I stared into the glass carboy night after night.
After I bottled my beer there was a little left in the pail. I poured it into a glass and tasted it a tiny bit. It tasted watery. Does that mean anything?
I used a whole cup of corn sugar instead of 3/4 cup to prime the beer. I still find it hard to believe that little bit of sugar will carbonate my 52 bottles of beer to satisfaction.
Oh gosh, after all I spent and waited, I'd be very upset if it sucked.
I pray to the beer gods.
-tim