Hydrometer reading from a 1st timer

[RLGMIlson]

is this ready for bottling?

was going to put some malt extract in later, i'll be governed by you lads!!!

 

[chub1]

is this ready for bottling?

was going to put some malt extract in later, i'll be governed by you lads!!!

What is it,what was the OG and expected FG and how long has it been fermenting?

 

[RLGMIlson]

What is it,what was the OG and expected FG and how long has it been fermenting?

Wilkos CERVEZA lager, 5 days mate

 

[Gerryjo]

Wilkos CERVEZA lager, 5 days mate

Far too soon to be checking.What was your original gravity reading prior to adding yeast as this will help determine when it's ready.

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[chub1]

Wilkos CERVEZA lager, 5 days mate

Never brewed one but i would leave it alone for at least another 7 days,re test it and see if it's moved.Too early to bottle it.
I know it's tempting top hurry things,it's natural.Just be patient:thumb:

 

[terrym]

This is really a duplication of this thread.
http://www.thehomebrewforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=71061
Best to follow through with that one

 

[Mungri]

is this ready for bottling?

was going to put some malt extract in later, i'll be governed by you lads!!!

As the other lads have said. Patience is a virtue when it comes to home brewing.
It's hard to wait when it's your first brew, but you'll be rewarded in the end with a better pint.
I see from your other thread that you didn't have a hydrometer to take the OG, so you've nothing to compare your FG to. Give it 14 days in total and have another look. It should be ready by then.

 

[RLGMIlson]

As the other lads have said. Patience is a virtue when it comes to home brewing.
It's hard to wait when it's your first brew, but you'll be rewarded in the end with a better pint.
I see from your other thread that you didn't have a hydrometer to take the OG, so you've nothing to compare your FG to. Give it 14 days in total and have another look. It should be ready by then.

cheers everyone

 

[mattellis70]

Depends on the expected final gravity. That looks like 1.012.


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