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[MashBag]

I will find a link to making super clear beer.

 

[user 49754]

Absolutely it is. But the yeast (like during fermentation) had to have something to work on.

So...I'm doomed unless I stop the sediments from going into my glass in the first place. Would a filter be a good idea? Or just jug it beforehand

 

[user 49754]

I will find a link to making super clear beer.

Thanks. Would be preferable if you could. I have finings for this second attempt. So maybe that will help

 

[MashBag]

Which finings?

 

[MashBag]

The method of have see, is 3 stages including gelatin.

 

[MashBag]

@IPA blimey that took some fining Ian (OK finding )

https://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/...-a-bottle-conditioned-beer.48515/#post-450791

 

[user 49754]

Which finings?

 

[MashBag]

@grandy

You could also consider beano's. They really do work and very quick. (BeanAssist in the UK)

 

[soupdragon]

I think I suffer from the same affliction as you.
I started using Protosol from CML, sounds very similar to Star Brite. £9.60 for 250ml delivered and at 10ml per brew it works out quite cheap. It has significantly reduced my "output"

Cheers Tom

 

[user 49754]

"output"

I'll give the star brite a go and see what happens. Can't be any worse than the current effluence

 

[specmalt]

For mine, having gone through a very quiet period of drinking nearly zero mixed ferment beers, my wife questioned what was going on after I started having a few of those again. Abd I really do love my mixed ferment and sour beers. Occasionally have to have a break as acid reflux can rear its head also.

But yeah, I go along with the controlled/holding horizontal 'view, control, and pour' method.

 

[jof]

You could just get some activated charcoal underpants