Yeast dead - too long in primary?

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TheFurstyFerret

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Hey folks

So I had a batch of Coopers IPA with a some light DME and some dextrose in primary in May.

Soccer season took over then work got busy so I only got round to bottling it last night - 6 months in primary!

It smelled and tasted ok and the FG was about 1.005 so 6.9% or so. Although it did look darker than usual. I dry hopped a couple of times within the last month with Cascade.

My question is will the yeast still be in solution to eat the priming sugar?

Will it be a matter of leaving it in the bottle for a month to carb up or do I need to take some action now?

Thanks!:mug:
 
....I'd pour a glass and drink it - then head into bottling.

It will be flat right out of the fermentor, but its beer.

Prime it and bottle it.
 
You should be fine. It may take a little longer, but it will prime.
 

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